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Thrilling Bruce Lee dance show explores Hong Kong star’s life and career

Kung Fu Artistry is a new work by the Hong Kong Dance Company (HKDC) that marks the 85th anniversary of the birth of the great Bruce Lee, one of Hong Kong’s best-loved and most celebrated sons. Subtitled Bruce Lee’s No Way as Way, this dance drama explores his philosophy as well as his life and martial arts prowess. Visually stunning and filled with evocative images and music, t...

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Eileen Chang exhibition in Hong Kong reveals the woman behind the icon

From correspondence about her short story ideas to worried messages about her deteriorating health to designs for a new qipao she wished to purchase, the woman behind the icon that is Eileen Chang Ai-ling is revealed at a new exhibition in Hong Kong. “Beyond Distance: Half a Lifelong Friendship of Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong and Mae Fong Soong” is the inaugural exhibition at the...

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Violinist Midori works magic in Hong Kong concert double bill

Renowned Japanese-American violinist Midori was the headline name for the November 27 recital at Hong Kong City Hall. Yet, considering the importance of the piano in the programme, it would be remiss not to mention Lithuanian pianist Ieva Jokubaviciute in the same breath. Both artists effortlessly switched back and forth between accompaniment and melody in Beethoven’s breezy Son...

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Want a da Vinci but are short a few million? Get the digital version instead

The last person to get their hands on a painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci shelled out more than US$450 million at auction. Now, Italian cultural officials are making it possible to purchase a limited-edition, certified digital copy of the Renaissance genius’ Lady with Dishevelled Hair’ for roughly the price of a Lamborghini. The Italian non-profit Save the Artistic Herita...

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Why this Hong Kong-born artist chose to ‘smash up’ tradition for Taiwan show

Lam Tung-pang strolls into Galerie du Monde’s Taipei space with a cheerfulness that belies his fraught journey from Vancouver. Fresh off a long-haul flight and overcoming a frantic last-minute visa hurdle, the Hong Kong-born artist is his usual sunny self, his one-time flight phobia now a distant memory. His high spirits are mirrored by the bright and lofty design of the space, ...

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