For decades, neon signs lit up Hong Kong, casting vivid hues across the urban jungle. But as government regulations continue to tighten, most of those glowing tubes have been replaced with LED. Artist Jerry Loo with the Superhero Landing sculpture featuring at the PMQ exhibition in Hong Kong’s Central district. Photo: Neon Heroes Running from…
Like many children, Emilia Li loves arts and crafts and hanging out at the beach. But what makes the Hong Kong eight-year-old stand out from the crowd is Shek O Beach Club, a tie-dye fashion brand she founded with the help of her mother, Jillian Xin. “I called it Shek O Beach Club because Shek…
If you’re looking for some inspiration on what to do this weekend, we have you covered. Culture vultures can catch Wes Anderson’s latest offering, The Phoenician Scheme, or artist Ernest Chang’s exhibition “Artifice” at The Stallery. Fans of all things South Korean can celebrate its traditional alcohol at the inaugural Taste Sool: The First Sip,…
Sometimes you can be spoiled for choice when it comes to things to do at weekends in Hong Kong. Do not despair – we have cherry-picked some to make your life easier. From a crossover pianist’s latest Hong Kong performances to the return of the Affordable Art Fair to an unmissable Tom Cruise action film…
Retail therapy was such a reliable driver of Hong Kong tourism that few in the business contemplated the need for diversity. Why fix a wheel that wasn’t broken? Luxury brands gobbled up prime space, muscling out local designers and innovation. Now, that well-oiled wheel is grinding to a halt and klaxons are sounding. Yet it…
It is 3pm on a Saturday and I am in Hong Kong’s Central business district. Fully aware of the dozens of different things that I could be doing, I take my shoes off and sit on a yoga mat laid out in the courtyard at PMQ. I am not here for yoga, though. Around me…