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jane goodall

Made in Hong Kong, Jane Goodall’s Immersive Paper Forest Promotes Conservation

Kathy Lowry
bing sutt

Cool Down This Summer With Vintage Drinks from Hong Kong’s Bing Sutts

Zabrina Lo
Pema Tseden

Tibet Noir: Filmmaker Pema Tseden Offers a Harsh Look at His Homeland

Zabrina Lo

Kowloon Forest: A New VR Film Plunges Into the Private Lives of Hong Kong

Christopher Dewolf
climate

The Unexpected Link Between Hong Kong’s Urban Spaces and the Global Climate Crisis

Christopher Dewolf
anthony wong

Banned in China, Anthony Wong Finds a New Home in Theatre and Indie Films

Elizabeth Kerr
kiff

Hong Kong’s Kids International Film Festival is an Antidote to Corporate Blockbusters

Elizabeth Kerr

Take a Hike in Plover Cove, Where Farmers Are Bringing Hakka Villages Back to Life

Viola Gaskell
YEC

Can Quebec Films Help Hong Kong Explore its Own Identity? Indie Collective YEC Says Yes

Elizabeth Kerr

Hong Kong’s Industrial History, Part VII: The Rise and Fall of Local Milk

Christopher Dewolf

Inside Negative Space, Hong Kong’s Newest Artist-Run Gallery

Christie Lee

Hong Kong’s Modern Heritage, Part VII: The Monster Building

Christopher Dewolf

Neighbourhood Guide: Tai Ping Shan, An Old Soul With a Trendy Heart

Zabrina Lo
Vanni Cuoghi

Italian Artist Vanni Cuoghi Turned Typhoon Hato Into an Exhibition

Christie Lee
yellow crested cockatoos

The Foreign Origins and Uncertain Future of Hong Kong’s Cockatoos

Zabrina Lo
letterpress

Forgotten Icon: How a Letterpress Workshop Keeps Hong Kong Heritage Alive

Cardin Chan
Bauhinia

How Did the Bauhinia, a Sterile Flower, Become the Symbol of Hong Kong?

Zabrina Lo
Indigo

Hong Kong’s Industrial History, Part VI: Indigo

Christopher Dewolf
Murakami

Murakami vs. Murakami: Tai Kwun Takes on the Flamboyant Japanese Artist

Catherine Shaw
Eaton hotel

Eaton HK: The Counterculture Haven That Wants to Be More Than Just a Hotel

Christopher Dewolf
shax

Shax, the Hong Kong Theatre Group That is Shaking Up Shakespeare

Zabrina Lo
Cannes

Cannes Directors’ Fortnight in Hong Kong: Are Film Festivals Still Relevant?

Elizabeth Kerr
City Hall

Hong Kong’s Modern Heritage, Part VI: City Hall

Christopher Dewolf
Ten down ten down

Pop Cantonese: 十下十下 – Ten Down Ten Down

Andrea Lo
Ma Desheng

Exiled Chinese Artist Ma Desheng Channels Personal and National Tragedy Into Captivating Work

Christie Lee

Hong Kong’s Most Beloved Public Space is Under Threat

Christopher Dewolf
alison pickett

Art Consultant Alison Pickett’s Favourite Hong Kong Object is a Tiny Tree

Catherine Shaw
nine not following eight

Pop Cantonese: 九唔搭八 – Nine Not Following Eight

Andrea Lo
pink dolphin

Hong Kong Fauna: Can We Save the City’s Last Remaining Dolphins?

Zabrina Lo
Romain Jaquet Lagreze

Reading the City’s Hidden Poetry—城市詩意—A New Series by Photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze

Christopher Dewolf
Goods of Desire Wall

The Instagram Wall: Why Are Huge Crowds Flocking to See a Mural in Central?

Christopher Dewolf
zines

Zines: The Rise of Hong Kong’s Underground Publications

Zabrina Lo

A Master Puppeteer Gives an Ancient Chinese Art a 21st-Century Update

Billy Potts
Vancouver Art Gallery

The Vancouver Art Gallery Looks Across the Pacific

Christopher Dewolf
Cheung Yee

Hong Kong Modernist Cheung Yee Looks Back at Four Decades of Art

Christie Lee
Rite of spring

The Rite of Spring: A Notoriously Difficult Ballet Comes to the Hong Kong Stage

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dai gum loong

The Immigrant Dragons, Part IV: Generations United in Bendigo

Billy Potts
SCAD

Hong Kong’s Modern Heritage, Part V: SCAD, the Former North Kowloon Magistracy

Christopher Dewolf
Don Giovanni Warren Mok

Why Hong Kong is Surprisingly Fertile Ground for Western Opera

Zabrina Lo

In the Footsteps of Miroslav Šašek, Illustrators Capture the Spirit of Hong Kong

Christopher Dewolf

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