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25/10/2016

The bumpy history of the infamously beloved Hong Kong Minibuses.

Read more at: zolimacitymag.com/slow-hong-kong-the-speedy-minibus/

18/10/2016

Imagining translated logos through neon.

Check out this art series by Mehmet Gözetlik, using the traditional craft of neon.

Chinatown is a series by artist Mehmet Gözetlik that translates well-known trademarks into Chinese. The 20 artworks are based on the logos of western brands. Gözetlik designs the translated logos, then handcrafts neon signs based on the designs. China’s economy is now the biggest in the world. To a...

12/10/2016

One of the art exhibitions not to miss this month is our friend and collaborator, Trevor Yeung's work exhibiting at Blindspot Gallery.

http://www.lifestyleasia.com/484229/13-hong-kong-art-exhibitions-not-to-miss-this-october/

Here are the 13 art shows to put at the top of your list this month.

05/10/2016

SoHo was quite a different neighbourhood to the rows of restaurants, bars and galleries that line the streets today. Find out about the history of SoHo and how an escalator changed it all.

For most of its history SoHo was a quiet residential area with a multicultural mix of people. When the Central–Mid-Levels escalator opened in 1993 the neighbourhood turned into a dining hub

03/10/2016

Amazing collaborator Terence Kwok takes Tink Labs global.

Read more about here: http://hk.asiatatler.com/society/from-start-up-to-superstar-tink-labs-goes-global

Tech companies invest US$125million in Terence Kwok's tech start-up Tink Labs, funding his plans for global expansion

13/09/2016

The lights that bring the night to life. Check out this illuminating photography series of Hong Kong's streetscape by Zaki Abdelmounim.

07/09/2016

"it doesn’t get tastier, speedier or more authentic in this mad city. This is one of the remnants of Hong Kong’s past: the Dai Pai D**g."

Learn about the history of the Dai Pai D**g, how it got it's name, and why you'll never cease to find Hong Kong people eating at these outdoor stalls.

Ever wonder where some of the words we use everyday in Hong Kong lingo come from?

02/09/2016

There are a ton of art exhibitions kicking off this September and something to see for everyone.

https://www.timeout.com/hong-kong/art/must-see-hong-kong-art-exhibitions-to-catch-this-september

School's in again. Add a bit of culture to the start of the school year with our pick of the best Hong Kong art exhibitions to check out this month

30/08/2016

Explore our neighbourhood Yau Ma Tei through this amazing 360 illustration by Hong Kong local artist 飛天豬 Flyingpig. You'll catch a glimpse of the Yau Ma Tei Wholesale Fruit Market, Temple Street, Mido Cafe and more.

24/08/2016

A cinematic celebration of the arts, LIFE IS ART will be presented across cinemas in Hong Kong until the end of September. This year, they're bringing 20 films that showcase the passion in the arts, from music and painting, to fashion and dancing.

For more details, visit the below website:
http://www.moviemovie.com.hk/lifeisart2016/

16/08/2016

There are markets almost everywhere you go in Hong Kong. Some districts are particularly famous for specific goods such as goldfish, flowers, fruits, haberdashery and more. Here's a special hybrid of a market stall, selling both exotic fruit and beautiful flowers.

Hong Kong’s market stalls, their owners and the products they sell.

12/08/2016

Check out Andy Yeung Photography's ‘Capture Hong Kong in 360°’ series. Enjoy the view of Hong Kong at all angles.

Capture Hong Kong in 360°

Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong

www.andyyeungphotography.com