Zolima City Magazine • 29th March 2022

PHD Group: How a 1970s Clubhouse Became Home to Cutting-Edge Art

In her 1986 book The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction, American author Ursula K. Le Guin posits that the first man-made tool was a carrier bag instead of a spear.

South China Morning Post • 9th July 2021

Are scenes drawn from Google Earth landscape painting? Hong Kong artist asks the question in his latest exhibition

Stephen Wong Chun-hei’s exhibition “A Grand Tour in Google Earth” was prompted by an intriguing proposition: if an artist travels only virtually and paints what he sees on a screen, does it still count as landscape painting?

South China Morning Post • 25th November 2021

How BTS and Mirror help Hong Kong artist represent gender fluidity

Boy bands including the K-pop and Canto-pop giants form the central idea behind Sin Wai-kin’s new Hong Kong exhibition ‘It’s Always You’.

The Peak, South China Morning Post • 18th April 2020

Down to a Fine Art

In an exclusive interview with The Peak, Iwan and Manuela Wirth of Hauser & Wirth gallery talk Swiss patriotism, Celtic spirituality and hint at expansion plans for the East.

South China Morning Post • 7th September 2019

KAWS to Murakami: why are collectors so serious about designer art toys?

Whether KAWS, Yoshimoto Nara, Takashi Murakami or Hong Kong’s own Michael Lau, artists are killing it at auctions worldwide as demand soars for such designer toys.

ARTOMITY 藝源 • 14th August 2019

Mandy El-Sayegh

Somewhere between the dizzying grids, newspaper clippings and a xeroxed copy of a page from a Chinese colouring book is Mandy El-Sayegh’s subjectivity. Or was: as the artist says, her subjectivity is a process.

Zolima City Magazine • 1st January 2019

In Hong Kong, What is Home? Ellen Pau Tackles the Question In Her 30-Year Retrospective

On the eve of World War II, the British military built the Gin Drinkers Line, a network of bunkers, batteries, trenches and redoubts across the Kowloon hills.

Zolima City Magazine • 11th February 2020

Hanart TZ and Johnson Chang: Hunting For a Chinese Perspective on Art

It may seem impossibly challenging to do a short magazine profile of Johnson Chang Tsong-zung and his immensely rich life. But one could also sum up the story of the inimitable gallerist, curator and collector in one sentence

South China Morning Post • 2nd May 2019

Learn about gems with courses from Van Cleef & Arpels and De Beers

With millennial consumers forgoing products in the quest for experiential luxury, jewellery brands are offering learning experiences through institutions like Van Cleef & Arpels’ L’Ecole, School of Jewelry Art.

South China Morning Post • 13th June 2017

How the famous Hollywood Roosevelt regained its glory

It hosted the very first Academy Awards in 1929. Shirley Temple tap-danced on its ornate tile stairway, and a married Clark Gable had his clandestine weekend dalliances with Clare Lombard between its sheets. Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift were one-time inhabitants.