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ART & CULTURE
Imagination, Invested
Imagination, Invested
From fashion’s front row to global exhibition spaces, Coco Capitán has established herself as a vital voice exploring the boundary between language and image. Her newest city-spanning installation, Imagination Investments in Hong Kong, invites visitors to reconsider the value of memory and imagination in a financial hub, Anji Connell uncovers
ARCHITECTURE
A Moody Mid-Century Revival in Bellevue by AAmp
A Moody Mid-Century Revival in Bellevue by AAmp
Nestled among the towering evergreens outside Seattle, a 3,540-square-feet mid-century residence has been transformed by Maine-based architecture studio AAmp
ART & CULTURE
Yukimasa Ida Captures the Fleeting Moments in Hong Kong
Yukimasa Ida Captures the Fleeting Moments in Hong Kong
As Hong Kong’s art month gets underway, the city's pulse of perpetual reinvention finds a natural resonance in the work of Japanese painter Yukimasa Ida. The first presentation of his work at K11 MUSEA, announced by VILLEPIN, introduces an artistic practice shaped by intuition, speed, and the rejection of a fixed image
ART & CULTURE
Ruinart and Tadashi Kawamata's Conversations with Nature at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026
Ruinart and Tadashi Kawamata's Conversations with Nature at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026
Maison Ruinart, the oldest champagne house founded in 1729, is set to unveil its global art series, Conversations with Nature, at Art Basel Hong Kong. For the 2026 edition, the Maison has partnered with renowned Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata, known for his striking in-situ installations crafted from wood and pieces of furniture. Through his commission, Kawamata invites visitors to become observers of the subtle "vibrations of nature", a principle essential to the harmony of champagne itself
ART & CULTURE
Ted Gahl’s Roam Invites us to Appreciate the Art of Stillness and to Re-Inhabit Fleeting Memories in Hong Kong
Ted Gahl’s Roam Invites us to Appreciate the Art of Stillness and to Re-Inhabit Fleeting Memories in Hong Kong
In an era defined by endless scrolling and the relentless streaming of information, the act of slowing down has become the ultimate luxury. American artist Ted Gahl offers this moment of pause with his debut Hong Kong solo presentation, Roam, at VILLEPIN, showing from 25th March to 7th May, 2026
DIALOGUES
Founder of ARTTA Concept Studio, Arthur Tang, Shares How His Company Designs for Impact
Founder of ARTTA Concept Studio, Arthur Tang, Shares How His Company Designs for Impact
Arthur Tang’s philosophy is supported by an intensive, research-driven methodology, where the design team studies market positioning, competitors, and client business models before a design concept is finalized. The ultimate goal is not merely to sell, but to create a layered, lasting impression that makes the audience fall in love with the space…
ARCHITECTURE
Mork-Ulnes Architects Restores a Mid-Century Modern Gem, Paying Tribute to the Legacy of Industrialization and Craftsmanship In Architecture
Mork-Ulnes Architects Restores a Mid-Century Modern Gem, Paying Tribute to the Legacy of Industrialization and Craftsmanship In Architecture
In the heart of Northern California, a region rich with mid-century modern architectural heritage, Mork-Ulnes Architects has meticulously restored an iconic residence designed by Roger Lee, engaging in a long-distance dialogue with an architectural approach that feels strikingly contemporary
DIALOGUES
Architectural Sanctuaries: In Conversation with Giovanni Gunawan of KantorGG
Architectural Sanctuaries: In Conversation with Giovanni Gunawan of KantorGG
For KantorGG’s Managing Director and Architecture Design Principal, Giovanni Gunawan, architecture is a living narrative. Known for their seamless integration of nature, the studio’s work transcends mere building, creating spaces that foster deep, lasting connections - between people, between past and present, and between a home and its environment. We chat with Gunawan to explore the philosophy behind the firm’s unique approach and the quiet ways design can recalibrate how we live
DESIGN
This Collector’s Penthouse Has Been Reinvented by Sophie Dries
This Collector’s Penthouse Has Been Reinvented by Sophie Dries
This collector’s triplex atop Paris demonstrates the art of ascent
ART & CULTURE
Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Fallen Angels’ is a Haunting Vision of Modern Domesticity
Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Fallen Angels’ is a Haunting Vision of Modern Domesticity
Nicole Eisenman, an artist known for her crowded, picaresque social scenes, has turned inward for her latest exhibition, ‘Fallen Angels,’ at Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong (24 March – 30 May 2026). The show is a contemplative collection of paintings and sculptures that scales down the artist’s vision to three disarmingly familiar sites of middle-class existence: home, work, and beach
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