Art
Mooni Perry Explores the Legacy of the Seven Fairies in Hong Kong
South Korean artist Mooni Perry has long been fascinated by the rituals and traditions rooted in Asian folklore, particularly those with a strong female focus. This passion led her...
New Vaccine Panel Recommendations Weaken Covid and Childhood Immunization Guidance
New recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a federal vaccine panel...
Retailers Slash Seasonal Hiring to Lowest Level Since 2009
Seasonal hiring in the retail sector is on track to fall to its lowest...
Ford Offers Subprime Buyers Special Financing to Boost F-150 Sales
Ford Motor is ramping up efforts to drive sales of its flagship F-150 pickup...
New Home Sales Jump 20.5% in August Despite High Mortgage Rates
Sales of newly built homes surged 20.5% in August compared with July, marking the...
Paul McCartney’s Iconic 1963-64 Photographs to Be Featured at Gagosian Beverly Hills
Joshua Chuang, recently appointed as a photography director at the Gagosian gallery, had an idea when he visited the 2023 “Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64:...
Louise Bourgeois’ Maman at Thailand’s Khao Yai Art Forest: A Healing Sanctuary
In 1999, Louise Bourgeois unveiled her monumental sculpture, Maman, a towering nine-meter-tall spider, symbolizing motherly love. The metal piece was a tribute to Bourgeois’...
Chinese Potter Creates Clay Urn with Wife’s Ashes for Reunion After Death
In a touching tribute to his late wife, a 62-year-old potter from Shandong province, China, created a clay urn using her ashes, fulfilling a...
Cinebébé: The Ultra-Realistic Baby Mannequins Revolutionizing Film Production
In a workshop just outside Paris, expert artisans meticulously craft hyper-realistic baby mannequins for film and television. Founded in 2008, Cinebébé (Cinebaby) has become...
Festival sur le Niger Celebrates Mali’s Culture Amid Political Shifts
The Festival sur le Niger, an annual celebration of Malian music, art, theater, and dance, took place in Segou against a backdrop of significant...
Art as Healing: Remembering Turkey’s Earthquake Victims
At first glance, the artwork appears joyful—hundreds of smiling faces collaged together—but they belong to the victims of the 2023 earthquake in Turkey, which...
Wallis Simpson’s Year in China: Separating Fact from Fiction
Wallis Simpson remains a controversial figure in British history, often painted as the American socialite who caused a royal crisis. Among the most persistent...
Ballet Dancer Sun Jia Shares Behind-the-Scenes Life Through Social Media
Sun Jia has been a professional ballet dancer with the Hong Kong Ballet since 2022, but beyond performing on stage, she has a mission—to...
Hidden Portrait Discovered Beneath Titian’s Ecce Homo in Cyprus
A hidden portrait has been discovered beneath a 1570 oil painting by Renaissance master Titian, revealing a previously unknown image that had remained undetected...
Blob: A Love Story – A Surreal Tale of Self-Discovery and Transformation
As 2025 unfolds amid artificial intelligence advancements and geopolitical uncertainties, what better way to begin the year than with a surreal, thought-provoking novel? Maggie...
Berlin Hosts Exhibition of Ukrainian Art Rescued from War
A Berlin gallery has opened an exhibition showcasing artworks from the Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art, which were evacuated from Ukraine to...
Louvre Unveils Haute Couture Exhibition, Blending Fashion with Fine Art
For the first time in its history, the Louvre is displaying haute couture gowns and accessories from iconic fashion houses such as Chanel, Saint...
A Weekend Guide to Foshan’s Art Biennale and Cultural Treasures
Foshan, a city of 9.6 million people, is located 130 km from Hong Kong and is a destination rich in art, culture, and culinary...
Hong Kong Museum Launches Inclusive Tours for the Deaf Community
For Stella Lee Yuen-wa, a Hong Kong Sign Language (HKSL) teacher who is deaf, visiting museums has often been frustrating due to the lack...
