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Leung Po-shan is an art critic and a member of Art Appraisal Club. Her current book, I Love Art Basel (available in Chinese only for now), has offered some critical insights into Hong Kong’s art market and arts development. By Sam Ng and Helen Yau Q: You were trained as an artist at the Chinese … Continue reading Art Basel is the art world’s Disneyland: Leung Po-shan
It is great to see more and more art lovers in Hong Kong and across the region but as a true art aficionado, your love for art means more than just visiting art exhibitions. YOU as an exhibition-goer are the guardian of the artworks on show! It is our responsibility to protect and respect the artworks. And we would like to remind you what NOT to do at an art exhibition.
As the city braced for Hong Kong Art Week in March, H Queen’s, a new self-described art and lifestyle building officially opened in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district. But how is this building housing some of the art world's biggest names impact the local and regional art scene? CJC reporters Carmel Yang and Raphael Erhart investigate.
An ambitious art exhibition that challenges colonial influences in the region is now on show at Para Site in Hong Kong, but the show overwhelms the senses rather than clarifying the themes, says Arianna Mercado
「這不是一個關於音樂的展覽。」楊陽與楊嘉輝把這句話強調了幾次，令人好奇又不禁疑惑，這於三月三日到三月廿九日期間舉行的展覽「Notating Beauty That Moves - Music at An Exhibition」是怎樣的一回事... ...
By Amanda Hui, Ambrose Li, and Arianna Mercado In Hong Kong, a subdivided flat can hardly fit a bed frame, but at least your mattress is about three steps away from the kitchen. Amidst the glamour of Atelier Swarovski and the flashiness of fashion brand initial’s booth at Art Central, there is an empty box. … Continue reading Hong Kong: a cradle for arts and culture?
