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 Yulia Muses at The Clubhouse Yulia, an artist from Vladivostok, muses at the avant-garde art of The Clubhouse at its opening. It is a new concept from HKwalls & ueberformat - an alternative creative venue open during Hong Kong Art Month, showcasing exhibitions, film screenings, workshops, live performances and more - featuring artists and galleries from around the world. Wanchai . Hong Kong | 2019 24 Mar 2019  Colossal KAWS:Holiday Sails Victoria Harbour Following its stops in Seoul and Taipei, the colossal 37-metre traveling KAWS:HOLIDAY Companion splashes down in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour. Organized by AllRightsReserved, the art installation features American artist KAWS' signature grey Companion with its arms outstretched. It docks at Central Waterfront Promenade for public viewing till 31 March. Hong Kong Fireboat 1 Elite welcomes KAWS' largest sculpture to-date with a 3-minute water spray performance, the first time it participates in an art event. Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019 23 Mar 2019  My Photo on the front page of Hong Kong Free Press.  Mami Opens 'Calligraf2ity' Infusing graffiti art and hip-hop elements into the ancient art form of shodo, Japanese artist Mami's calligraphy works, or as she calls it 'Calligraf2ity', kicks-off her solo exhibition at Loft22 in Lan Kwai Fong, through 25 March. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 22 Mar 2019  Stephanie Teng Kicks-off 'Body of Work' Hong Kong-based photographer Stephanie Teng opens her solo exhibition 'A Body of Work' at Eaton House. Born out of a frustration at the lack of diverse representation of body shapes in mainstream media, Teng, as an Asian woman growing up in a relatively homogenous and hyper weight conscious city like Hong Kong, feels normalcy always came in sizes too small. Through exploring the photographic process as a form of therapy and empowerment, Teng began studying the psychological impacts of body image starting with her own experience. The exhibition is at Eaton House, 4/F, through 7 April. Jordan . Hong Kong | 2019 21 Mar 2019  Massive Mural by Bao A massive mural on a seven-storey building by Bao Ho, aka Hong Kong's Queen of Street Art, at Choi Wan Estate. A self-taught artist, Bao had only been working for a year when she won Hong Kong Secret Walls contest in 2015. Choi Wan . Hong Kong | 2019 20 Mar 2019  Flight Over Choi Wan Estate A plane flies over Choi Wan Estate, seen from the geometric and cubist light well of the government-subsidised public housing. Choi Wan means colourful cloud and is located above Choi Hung (colourful rainbow) Estate. It was built in the 1970s to provide locals with affordable housing. Choi Wan . Hong Kong | 2019 19 Mar 2019  St Patrick's Dance Exuberant live music and dancing at the Irish Village in Tamar Park on Sunday to celebrate St Patrick's Day for the patron saint of Ireland. Hong Kong is home to an Irish community of about 6,000. Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019 18 Mar 2019  Ashlee Hikes Po Kwu Wan Ashlee from Cape Town, South Africa, loves nature and enjoys hiking at Po Kwu Wan. It is a scenic little bay with a half-moon shaped barrier, near High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung. Sai Kung . Hong Kong | 2019 17 Mar 2019  Joy Muses at Lok Wah Estate Joy Liu, from Chicago, muses at the blue geometric structures, that look like a dreamy tunnel at Lok Wah Estate in Kwun Tong. The Estate was built in 1982 to provide affordable housing to locals. Kwun Tong . Hong Kong | 2019 16 Mar 2019  Hong Kong Students Join Global Strike for Climate Action Hundreds of Hong Kong students join the global strike for climate action, as they march from Chater Garden to the Government headquarters, demanding action on climate change. Hong Kong is trailing behind its counterpart cities in renewable energy, energy efficiency, transitioning to electric mobility, and curbing greenhouse gas emissions. Hannah May, a Polytechnic University student from Edinburgh Scotland, joins the rally with a sign reading 'There is No Planet B'. Young people around the world, inspired by Swedish student activist Greta Thunberg, rally to press politicians to act on climate change. The number of countries and territories participating in the strikes today has reached 123, spanning over 2,000 towns and cities. Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019 15 Mar 2019  on front page of Hong Kong Free Press  on front page of HK01  on front page of Hong Kong Free Press  Steph Loves Choi Hung Basketball Court Steph Richardson, from Melbourne, loves the rainbow colour bastetball court in Choi Hung Estate. The Estate was built in 1964 to provide locals with affordable housing, which is a big deal in Hong Kong, where the cost of housing is the highest in the world! They painted the Estate in rainbow colours to make it look cheerful, and the world fell in love. Choi Hung . Hong Kong | 2019 14 Mar 2019  Mandy Farewells Yue Man Square Mandy, dressed in a traditional historical Chinese dress, says farewell to Yue Man Sqaure, the once bustling town centre of Kwun Tong which is due for demolition and redevelopment. She is both nostalgic and sad about the fate of the playground of her youth. A closely-knit community of residents and businesses were forced out by the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) with inadequate compensation. Many fear that Kwun Tong will lose its character and become unaffordable to the grassroot citizens. This is an end of an era for Kwun Tong and Hong Kong. Kwun Tong . Hong Kong | 2019 13 Mar 2019  Sad Goodbye to Yue Man Square Yue Man Sqaure, the once bustling town centre of Kwun Tong, is now almost deserted. Most residents and businesses have moved out due to a huge Kwun Tong redevelopment project by the Urban Renewal Authority (URA), leaving the Square with empty, old buildings that will soon be demolished. A closely-knit community of local small businesses and shops were forced to shut down and sadly scattered asunder. The area will be replaced by new buildings with high rents. The compensation offered by the URA doesn't allow most to relocate within Kwun Tong after the redevelopment. Many fear that Kwun Tong will lose its character and become unaffordable by grassroot citizens. This is a heart-breaking end of an era for Kwun Tong and Hong Kong. Kwun Tong . Hong Kong | 2019 12 Mar 2019  Paulina Cherishes 'I Am Woman' Paulina, an art and design student from Monterery Mexico, enjoys the art works at 'I Am Woman' exhibition by Kate Sparrow, which celebrates inspirational local women, at Fringe Club. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 11 Mar 2019  Auspicious Lotus by Jao Tsung I Auspicious Lotus (partial), an expansive watercolour and ink painting (195x960 cm) by internationally acclaimed scholar Professor Jao Tsung I. On exhibition at University Museum and Art Gallery of The University of Hong Kong, through 19 May. Pokfulam . Hong Kong | 2019 10 Mar 2019  Bao Ho Opens 'Gong Hei' Bao Ho, aka Queen of Hong Kong Street Art, opens 'Gong Hei' exhibition at Oui.Gallery on International Women's Day with two works titled Snake. The show also features the works of Maryam Mobasseri from Iran and Rachel Youn from USA. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 9 Mar 2019  Kate Sparrow Kicks-off 'I Am Woman' Kate Sparrow, a Hong Kong-based artist from UK, kicks-off her solo exhibition 'I Am Woman' celebrating inspirational local women on International Women Day. The show features 10 oil and acrylic portraits of strong female figures at Fringe Club, through 10 March. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 8 Mar 2019  Catherine Freeman Savours David Bowie Catherine Freeman, art lover from Georgia USA, savours the photos of David Bowie by celebrity photographer Markus Klinko who has photographed countless musicians, performers and models, at the charity exhibition 'Bowie and Beyond' for the benefit of Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Foundation at Alisan Fine Art gallery, through 16 March. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 7 Mar 2019  Markus Klinko with Lady Gaga Markus Klinko, Swiss celebrity photographer, with his work 'Lady Gaga The Mask'. Over the course of his career, Klinko has photographed countless musicians, performers and models, creating a 'unique visual universe' (VOGUE), where glamorous, high fashion fuses with the gritty edge of youth culture. A charity exhibition 'Bowie and Beyond' for the benefit of Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Foundation is at Alisan Fine Art gallery, through 16 March. Central . Hong Kong | 2019 6 Mar 2019  Artist Cath Love Catherine Grossrieder, aka Cath Love, is an artist and graphic designer. Born in Bangkok and raised in Hong Kong, she was engrossed with the world of hip hop aesthetics and Japanese manga (comics) as an adolescent in Hong Kong. With Swiss-Thai heritage, she first became curious about the countercultural medium of graffiti on summer trips visiting her grandmother in Switzerland. Her clients include Island Records, Selfridges, Nike, H&M, Jimmy Choo, Cafe O Group, Lane Crawford and Kangol. Sai Ying Pun . Hong Kong | 2019 5 Mar 2019  Jun and Nicole at Stone Wall Jun, an investment consultant from San Francisco and Hong Kong, and Nicole marvel at the intricate and expansive web of banyan roots at a stone wall in Kennedy Town. Kennedy Town . Hong Kong | 2019 4 Mar 2019  Lingnan Garden A traditional Lingnan Garden inside Lai Chi Kok Park, including courtyards, winding corridors, structures of classic Lingnan designs, sculptures, bonsai collection and ponds. One of the most gorgeous public gardens in Hong Kong. Mei Foo . Hong Kong | 2019 3 Mar 2019  Cat's Cradle at The Mills Cat's Cradle, a mural by local artist Wong Ting Fung, at The Mills, a revitalised cultural complex that pay homage to Hong Kong's golden era in the textile industry. Using the childhood game of cat's cradle to symbolise endless creativity, the past and present of the former cotton mills are forever interwoven, providing support and inspiration from both sides for future generations. Tsuen Wan . Hong Kong | 2019 2 Mar 2019  Free Private Library at the Heart of Hong Kong Nose in the Books, an incredible gift to lovers of humanities books, is a free, elegant, private library right at the heart of Hong Kong and an oasis in the middle of buzzling Causeway Bay. Over 10,000 books from the private collection of Dr Mirana May Szeto - former assistant professor of comparative literature at The University of Hong Kong, renowned cultural critic and social activist, who decided to give up her prized possessions to follow the path of Buddha - are housed in this charming library with European style wooden furniture. The collection of books and magazines, including contemporary Chinese literature, Taiwan literature, Malaysian-Chinese literature, film studies, gender studies, post-modernism, economics, capitalism, language studies and everthing related to Hong Kong. They are now accessable on-site only for a refundable membership deposit of HK$300. The library is dedicated to book lovers and managed by Harry Yeung, librarian and a HKU MPhil student of Szeto, now a PhD candidate. It is located in Chinese Tenement building (Tong Lau) at 54 Yan Ping Rd 3/F, a few minutes from Hysan Centre. Open Tuesday to Sunday, except public holidays, noon to 7 pm. Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2019 1 Mar 2019 Archive: Feb Jan 2019 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 2018 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 2017 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 2016 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 2015 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb 2014 |
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