I don’t think people aren’t interested in learning how to create art here in Hong Kong. However, it is quite true that the dozens of commercialized so-called weekend art workshops here are rather brief, too simplistic, and a bit… expensive. I once worked as a part-time at a local art gallery where I assisted their … Continued
I remember talking to the owner of one of the most successful dance studio in the world right now, and he said: “We want to teach people to dance, but not purely via physical classes, but online tutorials – that’s where we can actually reach millions of people.” I remember being in awe when he … Continued
Explore the metamorphosis of metal jewellery with Nicole Walger’s striking pieces, as she yields a splendid intermingling of tradition and aesthetic. The following article and images are courtesy to Obellery at www.obellery.com. Nicole Walger Nicole Walger is a German jeweller. Her work is the embodiment of traditional craftsmanship and technical excellence. With a simple yet sophisticated design … Continued
Kensington Blues Stories of different people have proven to be the most interesting and truthful reflection of the society that we live in. As we comfortably snuggle under our sheets, beneath our, perhaps, small yet safe roof; there are people in the world struggling still under the financial collapse during 2008. The city of Kensington, … Continued
Life used to be much simpler, as we set ourselves precise goals which we hope to achieve. May it be to win an award, to start a family, or to happily reach death; it allowed us to explore the different creative methods that we can uptake as we already knew the “answer to the question of … Continued
Whenever I am riding in the backseat of my boyfriend’s motorcycle as we roam through the city’s highway, which is located extremely close to old Hong Kong apartments, I catch glimpses of different happenings behind the screen like windows. At times, a dining table is situated right in the middle, and I can see people … Continued
Rebecca Szeto Oh the lovely days of going to my art history classes! I remember I was one of the very few students who actually enjoyed the class, most of the other classmates were either stressed out or they just wanted to be back in their working studio. I always see art history as a … Continued
We already know where some reader’s mind would go when they see the title of this article – “Are you promoting for animal cruelty?” We understand that a lot of people are against the idea of manufacturing with cow leather, and we are just as deeply mesmerized as you may be with different vegan movements, … Continued
There is a beautiful white side table in our office. The table serves absolutely no functional purpose, other than holding a collection of dried flowers that I have collected and a candle stand that a friend of mine has got me as an office-warming gift. Even so, we have never thought about throwing the table … Continued
The mundane use to be defined as the dullness and monotonous of the everyday life. Lately, however, the term has become an inspiration for designs, artworks, and local culture. I see this as a pleasant ripple that the digital world has brought upon, as more and more of us are seeing past the convenience of … Continued
