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Leading Hong Kong painter Stephen Wong talks about his exhibition The Star Ferry Tale, in which he shows the city from space, being compared to painter David Hockney, and why he doesn’t fear AI in art.

Studio Visit Stephen Wong on His Technicolor Landscapes, Where David Hockney Meets Anime These vibrant works have been increasingly...

A studio visit with Stephen Wong Chun Hei, who has gained a solid following with unique landscape paintings inspired by his native Hong Kong.

After nearly being called off, Art Basel Hong Kong opens with a local focus, remote tours and surprisingly strong sales.

Her brother died when she was 10. His mother died during his 20s. Two young Hong Kong artists channel trauma of loved ones’ deaths in show

The Art Newspaper is the journal of record for the visual arts world, covering international news and events. Based in London and New York, the English-language publication is part of a network of titles founded by Umberto Allemandi with editions in Italian, French, Russian, Chinese and Greek.

Kamel Mennours booth at Art Basel Hong Kong. © Art Basel Inside a dark room at Art Basel Hong Kong, Emi Eu, the director of Singapore’s STPI—Creative Workshop & Gallery, was giving a group of eight guests a detailed introduction to Korean artist Haegue Yang’s works on paper.  Then, when the session was over—poof!—she disappeared.  Eu was part of a futuristic experiment that enabled overseas dealers stymied by travel restrictions and the mandated up-to-21-day quarantine to beam into...

Chu Teh-Chuns "Untitled" (2004) (Photo: Courtesy of Alisan Fine Arts) Franco-Chinese artist Chu Teh-Chun is in the spotlight at Alisan Fine Arts. In addition to his lyrical abstract works, a documentary about his art and life will also be screened in the film sector of Art Basel Hong Kong and at Le French May arts festival. Chu Ten-Chuns 135 x 69 cm Chinese ink on rice paper piece, Untitled, is not to be missed. Also on show are vibrant, vivid paintings by the late Chinese-American artist Wala...

A discussion between Hong Kong based curators Hilda Chan, Yip Kai Chun and Orlean Lai on how to navigate the changing landscapes of curatorial expression. Fostering our own conversations they identify the new roles of curators in the 21st Century going beyond physical walls to a virtual world and seeking innovative ways to collaborate and empower audiences. Time to spark meaningful connections, revelations and unearth ourselves. Hilda Chan is an independent curator and gallery manager bas...

Hilda Chan, Yip Kai Chun and Orlean Lai on how to navigate the changing landscapes of curatorial expression. Fostering our own conversations they identify the new roles of curators in the 21st Century going beyond physical walls to a virtual world and seeking innovative ways to collaborate and empower audiences. Time to spark meaningful connections, revelations and unearth ourselves. Hilda Chan is an independent curator and gallery manager based in Hong Kong. She aims to foster across disc...