Have you ever tried to deliberately close your eyes and let the other person who’s holding your hand lead the way? Even though the experience can be quite scary – you do start to realize the often neglected sensations starting to kick in. May it be the noise from the traffic lights; the breeze that … Continued
Inspired by “pop culture, music, folk art, and their vivid inner worlds”; Brazilian twin duo Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo from OSGEMEOS will be presenting their first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, ‘Déjà Vu’, at Lehmann Maupin. The internationally recognized brothers not only creates vibrant paintings with their “signature yellow characters, thin dark red outlining, and intricately patterned … Continued
While I am less intimidated by abstract art than our other writer here at stuvvz is, I do agree with her that abstract art is a much more complex style to get a grasp of – not just for its lack of figurative portrayal, but because of its relevance to history as well as different … Continued
Even for someone who is in the industry, I get confused with all the art fairs that are happening during art month here in Hong Kong. Apart from Art Central and Asia Contemporary Art Fair; there is also the 6th Affordable Art Fair to be happening this May. What makes Affordable Art Fair different though, … Continued
“From drawing to drawing, you travel to the heart of the history of art, from the Renaissance to the 20th century, you discover the different techniques used, sanguine, pastel, ink, pencil… through an infinity of subjects.” Whilst the world ventures into the endless possibilities of multimedia art; let us be reminded that the purest form … Continued
I’m an avid solo traveler. I’ve been to Boston, San Francisco, and parts of Japan myself. I believe that traveling alone offers a much more unique experience in comparison to traveling with a group. I can eat whatever, sleep in until whenever, and freely plan as I go. Not to mention, I also get to … Continued
Photography by Jeanette Tang [email protected] To us, the new pop up store by COS is more than just a ‘backup store’ for the permanent store down the road while it undergoes renovation – as a matter of fact, we seem to like the pop-up even more. The pop-up store, measuring at 390m², has four levels … Continued
Enhancing a print from being a simple decorative to becoming a vibrant, energy-inducing component is not as simple as just printing graphics on a piece of cloth. Issey Miyake is featuring Ikko Tanaka’s graphics for its third time, recreating original works including the Gradation Series (1972), a series that features hiragana and letters which are transformed … Continued
Spaces can be old, new, truly fantastic in its interior design, or tackily furnished – but it will always lack if no relationships are being fostered. The idea of having, or more so, of needing a hub, has been ever growing in the packed city of Hong Kong. People are not only yearning for more … Continued
