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Artists’ Indonesia-themed works explore transformation in Hong Kong shows
Bali-based independent curator Galuh Sukardi had long toyed with the idea of curating an exhibition exploring the rituals and traditions practised in her native Indonesia. Galuh Sukardi spent years championing Southeast Asian art through her roles with Sotheby’s, White Cube and David Zwirner. Now, with Indonesian art having a moment, she felt the time was ripe to celebrate artis...
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Ryuichi Sakamoto photos see daylight 3 decades on at Hong Kong show
In 1998, Hong Kong photographer Rensis Ho was asked by the now-defunct newspaper Hong Kong Daily News to shoot some portraits of Ryuichi Sakamoto during the Japanese musician’s visit to promote his album Discord. Ho’s portfolio was jam-packed with celebrities even then. His reputation had seen him entrusted with taking pictures of Kate Moss and Marc Jacobs, as well as local star...
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No Time To Die – Hong Kong performances blend architecture and movement
Visual artist Nadim Abbas and Chan Wai-lok, a choreographer and dancer, are keeping their cards close to their chests about their coming performance. “We don’t want to spoil too much ahead of the show,” said Abbas when the Post visited them after a rehearsal. They did allow a glimpse of the intriguing set: part domestic interior, part logistics warehouse. Their cross-disciplinar...
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Art Taipei 2025 ‘delivered’ amid Taiwanese art market’s challenges
Taiwan’s stock market is booming, the New Taiwan dollar is strong and a Taiwanese collector is believed to have paid HK$197 million (US$25.4 million) for a Picasso in Hong Kong in September. These are factors that drew various international galleries to Art Taipei, one of Asia’s longest-running art fairs that recently held its 2025 edition in the Taipei World Trade Centre. Despi...
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Aristo Sham releases joyful solo piano album that includes ‘pure Bach’
Anyone planning to give the gift of music for Christmas should seriously consider Aristo Sham’s new solo piano album. Timeline, released by Universal Music Hong Kong on November 7, is a thoughtfully compiled selection based on the current world tour by the 2025 Van Cliburn gold medallist. At its core are transcriptions by Ferruccio Busoni, flanked by two unadapted works by Johan...
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