For people like us, who have spent most our life in Hong Kong, we would often oversee the unique urbanscape of our city. Yet, if we were told to indulge ourselves in a full day of shooting in Hong Kong, there would be so many captivating spots that can well transpire in unforgettable photography pieces. … Continued
Rather than just being a celebration of the great works by these two artists; this exhibition is particularly interesting because it also celebrates the great friendship and mentor-ship between Baruchello and Duchamp, as their works are specifically paired in the exhibition to highlight the unique dialogue between the two. As an iconic Italian artist, Baruchello … Continued
When you think of a garden, what do you think of? Flowers? Insects? Green grass that runs for miles ahead? In the latest K11 Art Foundation supporting group exhibition entitled The Garden, curator Enoch Cheng has arranged an artistic garden that not only “display, cultivate, study and enjoy” the beauty of nature, but also replace … Continued
Featuring three amazing, generation-changing artists from the Bronx and Bristol; The Collaborations which has just opened on the 21st of July, 2017 at Above Second feature the works by graffiti writers Crash @crashone and BIO @biotatscru, and a stencil master from Bristol, Nick Walker @nickwalker_art. Walker, who is now one of the world’s leading stencil … Continued
“All the elements: water, air fire, earth, they’re all there.” And the hot air balloon? “Well, that’s the human touch”, explains Waymouth. Nigel Waymouth, the name alongside Sheila Cohen and John Pearse behind the 1966 founded original-chic fashion boutique, Granny Takes a Trip, has recently been commissioned by Joyce Boutique to create a 100 editions … Continued
Opening on the 13th of July, Carnival, an exhibition featuring artists Luigi Ontani, Zhao Gang and Matthew Monahan takes a look into the different “perspectives and shades of the human being, both as a figure and as an existence, as faces and as masks.” Though the artists’ styles are extremely different from each other, all … Continued
The recent works by French- German painter Dorothee Recker focuses solely on the merging of colors, where she creates gradient-like canvases with oil. Tirelessly painting and spreading the pigments on the canvas to remove any visible lines, Recker has formed 5 different series with these colorful pieces. Including “Quicksands”, “Tropiques”, “Tides”, “Grands Bleus”, and “En … Continued
röyksopp gakkai If you have watched the Hong Kong music awards show hosted by radio station 881 and 903 annually on the 1st of January before, you would notice that every year, the hosts are dressed under a particular theme. Most of the time it is quite quirky, either appearing in origami-like apparels, or presenting … Continued
Over the Influence It is hard to believe that even those who were born in the 90’s are now in their mid-twenties. Time has passed by so fast that even those daily familiarity, which a generation of us share in memory, are fading, if not already gone. I remember watching YTV every morning before I … Continued
