'This is an Era of Diaspora': How Hong Kong's Art Community Is Finding Home in the U.K.
Artists who have uprooted themselves are searching for new opportunities and a new diasporic identity in their new home.
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Artists who have uprooted themselves are searching for new opportunities and a new diasporic identity in their new home.
The comic industry in Hong Kong might not be as well-known today as it was in the past, overshadowed by the popularity of manga (Japanese comics) and manwha (Korean comics) or even the rise of webtoons. But Hong Kong comic artist Li Chi Tak is still staying true to the craft, his favourite form of storytelling. He's considered one of the most significant artists in Hong Kong and may well be considered a Hong Kong treasure himself. He lends the visual language of his illustrations for the Schoeni Project's "Sham Shui Po is Still Sham Shui Po" project, a project that aims to encourage Hong Kong...