Marias Loves Umbrellas by Zongolopoulos
Maria, from Crete, loves the Umbrellas installation by George Zongolopoulos
at the Thessaloniki waterfront. The 13-metre public art project was made
when the city was named Cultural Capital of Europe.
Thessaloniki . Greece | 2019
31 Jan 2019
Rotunda of Galerius
The Galerian Complex, the most important monumental group in Thessaloniki,
was built at the turning-point of two worlds, the Roman and Byzantine.
Built in 306 AD by the Roman emperor Galerius, Rotunda was intended
to be his future mausoleum. But instead of being laid to rest there,
he was buried in Serbia where he died of an unpleasant disease.
Thessaloniki . Greece | 2019
30 Jan 2019
Mural by Bao
A passerby is fascinated by a mural by Bao Ho, aka Hong Kong's Queen of Street
Art, in a side street in the heart of Central. A self-taught artist, Bao had only been
working for a year when she won Hong Kong Secret Walls contest in 2015.
Central . Hong Kong | 2019
29 Jan 2019
Legislators Led Protest Against Elderly Benefits Cuts
Six legislators including Shui Ka-chun and Ferdinand Cheung led a protest against
the proposal to cut elderly benefits on Sunday marching from government headquarters
to the Chief Executive's Office in Admiralty. They pushed four carts loaded with
cardboard satirising the sad way many elders make their living, with the
Chinese characters 'Excessive Bullying of Elders'.
The protest is in response to a controversial move by Chief Executive Carrie Lam
to push up the age for Hong Kong residents eligible for senior support under
the Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) scheme from 60 to 65
starting next month, without consultation.
Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019
28 Jan 2019
Who is Alan Chan?
Alan Chan welcomes visitors to his first solo exhibition with Whitestone Gallery
'Who is Alan Chan? a journey of art since the 1960s'. A Hong Kong creative
with a diversified practice in advertising, design, and branding, the exhibition
features a chronological highlight of Chan's personal work, including some
new works and drawings made during his teenage years in the 1960s, which
are shown to the public for the first time. Through 27 February.
Central . Hong Kong | 2019
27 Jan 2019
Shann Larsson Opens Archives
Shann Larsson, an artist of Swedish and Indian heritage, kicks-off her solo
exhibition 'Archives' at Club Third gallery. Her work 'Lightwaves' hangs in
the background. Her visual articulation is reminiscent of Scandinavian
dreams and adolescence.
Sai Ying Pun . Hong Kong | 2019
26 Jan 2019
Lunar Floral Fantasy
An immersive experience of a 3D flower installation called 'A Golden Year' by Los Angeles'
Dog and Pony Studio, with flowers all around. Part of the Lunar Fantasy exhibition
at Time Square, through 24 February.
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2019
25 Jan 2019
The Mills
The Mills, a revitalised cultural complex that pay homage to Hong Kong's golden
era in the textile industry, opens in January 2019. The HK$700 million heritage
project, including 2,400sqm (260,000sqf) L-shaped site, is a time capsule of
the glory days of Hong Kong's garment industry, a history intertwined with
the Nan Fung Group, which started a textile business in 1954.
A monolithic portrait by celebrated Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto (aka Vhils),
was carved and drilled directly onto the preserved facade of the former Nan
Fung Textiles. The complex is now home to business incubator The Mills Fabrica,
retail arm The Mills Shopfloor, and non-profit arts and cultural centre CHAT
(Centre for Heritage, Art and Textile).
Tsuen Wan . Hong Kong | 2019
24 Jan 2019
Yulia Savours Crossing the Line
Yulia, an artist from Vladivostok, savours the work of Canadian artist Marcel
Dzama at the opening of his exhibition 'Crossing the Line'. Including drawings,
dioramas, and a film, this exhibition marks the artist's first solo presentation
in Greater China with David Zwirner gallery at H Queen's, through 9 March.
Central . Hong Kong | 2019
23 Jan 2019
Cuban Artist Nelson Caban
Cuban visual artist Nelson Caban from Havana showcases his vibrant art
work including painting, sculpture and design in his studio at Unit 46,
5th Floor, Block F, Wah Lok Industrial Building, Fotan.
Fotan . Hong Kong | 2019
22 Jan 2019
Nurses Protest Overwork as Hospitals are Overcrowded
Nurses in Hong Kong's overcrowded public hospitals protest on Sunday at
government headquaters saying they are stretched to breaking point by
the peak flu season. Joseph Lee Kok-long, chairman of Association of
Hong Kong Nursing Staff, said nurses had to work extra shifts and
skip meals to care for the influx of flu patients.
Hospital Authority admitted that occupancy rates at all public hospitals
reached 111 per cent on Wednesday, meaning temporary beds had to be
laid along corridors or in between fixed ones. Tuen Mun Hospital had
the highest rate of 122 per cent, followed by Queen Elizabeth
Hospital at 119 per cent.
Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019
21 Jan 2019
Eva Ku Open Studio
Multi-talented mixed media artist Eva Ku showcases her works at her studio
at Room 6, 12/F, Block E, Wah Lok Industrial Building, Fotan. Expressive
faces with soulful eyes are typical of her paintings.
Part of the annual Fotan Open Studios on 12-13 and 19-20 January 2-7 pm,
featuring dozens of artists in the area.
Fotan . Hong Kong | 2019
20 Jan 2019
Bamboo Chair by Noguchi
Bamboo Basket Chair, 1950, designed by Isamu Noguchi in collaboration with
Isamu Kenmochi, viewed through Noguchi's basalt sculpture The Inner Stone.
The chair is a perfect expression of Naguchi's determination to make new
objects by developing old technologies. Chairs made with bamboo, rattan
and wicker quickly became commonplace in the mid-20th century.
Part of Noguchi for Danh Vo: Counterpoint exhibition at M+ Pavilion,
through 22 April.
West Kowloon . Hong Kong | 2019
19 Jan 2019
Lovers at Light Tunnel
A couple strolls through the Illuminated Light Tunnel at the Pulse Light Festival
located at the Central Habourfront. 19 light art installations are displayed
between Central Pier and Tamar Park in Admiralty, created by international
artists from Belgium, France, Israel, USA, Singapore, Italy, Japan,
Netherlands, India, Hungary and Hong Kong, through 24 February.
Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019
18 Jan 2019
Beyond Fashion
Featuring more than 100 of the most remarkable images in fashion today, Beyond
Fashion reveals the plurality of approaches in powerful iconic and unseen
photography and film. Discover these infinite forms of expression and the
meaning within through the exhibition at Artistree, through 24 February.
Quarry Bay . Hong Kong | 2019
17 Jan 2019
Head of a Boy
Head of a Boy by Lucian Michael Freud (1922-2011), a British painter and draftsman, specialising in figurative art, and is known as one of the foremost
20th-century British portraitists. He was born in Berlin, the son of a Jewish
architect and the grandson of Sigmund Freud.
Part of the Impressionists and Modern Art exhibition at Sotheby's gallery,
which includes works by leading artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries
including Monet, Schiele, Kirchner, Giacometti, Picasso and Chagall among others,
through 17 January.
Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2019
16 Jan 2019
Hong Kong Fashion Week
The 50th Hong Kong Fashion Week for Fall/Winter, Asia's largest, continues
to be a trendsetter in the global fashion arena. Some 1,400 exhibitors from
from all over the world showcase their a wide range of finished garments
and accessories at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on 14-17 Jan.
Wanchai . Hong Kong | 2019
15 Jan 2019
Fiona at Freespace Happening
Fiona, a music and art lover, sometimes enjoys just lying there and does nothing,
at the Freespace Happening with live music, dance, fun workshops and more
at the West Kowloon Art Park.
West Kowloon . Hong Kong | 2019
14 Jan 2019
All Dance Fever
Swinging and dancing away at the third annual All Dance Fever, a competition
for all dance styles including street dancing and the first Asia Region event
for the French Defipayette, at Wanhua on Saturday.
Taipei . Taiwan | 2019
13 Jan 2019
Thermal Valley
The hot springs at Thermal Valley in Beitou have the highest temperatures
in the Datun Mountains area, giving off an surreal sulphuric steam that
rises from the surface of the green sulphur water, dancing in the breeze.
Beitou . Taiwan | 2019
12 Jan 2019
Sea of Clouds at Qixing Peak
A sea of clouds blankets the area surrounding the Qixing Main Peak, at 1,120 m,
which is the highest peak within the Yangmingshan National Park and in Greater
Taipei. A few hiking trails with countless steps lead up to the peak passing
forested mountains, hot springs, rolling grass hills and sulphur steam vents.
Yangmingshan . Taiwan | 2019
11 Jan 2019
Millennium Hot Spring
The open-air public hot spring pools (onsen) in Beitou Park, fed by water from
the Thermal Valley, was opened on the eve of the new millennium in 1999, and
is therefore known as the 'Millennium Hot Spring.' The 6 pools occupy roughly
1,000 sq m featuring a Japanese-style architectural design with mostly natural
materials such as stone and wood. All pools are open to both men and women.
Beitou . Taiwan | 2019
10 Jan 2019
Le Architecture
Le Architecture in the Nangang district of Taipei, designed by Andy Wen of
Aedas, is set to redefine the city's changing skyline. It won the Best
International Office Architecture at the 2017 International Property
Awards held in London, topping other regional winning projects from
Europe, Africa and the Americas.
Taipei . Taiwan | 2019
9 Jan 2019
Master Magician Cosentino
Cosentino, a 36-year old world class award-winning magician from Australia,
debuts in Hong Kong at the HKTDC Toys & Games Fair. Cosentino is specially
invited to mark the 30th anniversary of Hong Kong based Eddy's Magic and
the international launch of Cosentino Magic Kit, a toy set created to
nurture magic beginners.
At the opening, Cosentino delivered stunning street magic. Also appearing
was Hong Kong magician Harry Wong.
Street magic and close up magic shows by Cosentino will be held daily from
January 7 to 10, at Eddy's Magic booth (Hall 3E B02) at 11:15am, 12:15pm, 2:15pm,
3:15pm, 4:15 pm, 5:15 pm, at HKTDC Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Wanchai . Hong Kong | 2019
8 Jan 2019
Spiral Stairs
Bob from New Delhi, India, loves the spiral stairs and other unique
architecture near Chater Garden in Central.
Central . Hong Kong | 2019
7 Jan 2019
Arabica Monster Mansion
Originally from Japan but now with branches in Europe, the US and Middle East,
% Arabica take their coffee and the design of their shops seriously. This is
% Arabica Monster Mansion, right next to one of Hong Kong's most Instagram-
worthy spots in Hong Kong which was featured in the Hollywood blockbusters
Transformers: Age of Extinction and Ghost in the Shell.
Quarry Bay . Hong Kong | 2019
6 Jan 2019
Old and New
Swiss House, completed in 1962 with 9-storeys and a unique corner
design, is dwarfed by the 69-storey skyscrapper One Island East,
a grade-A commercial office building constructed in 2008 in
Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay.
Quarry Bay . Hong Kong | 2019
5 Jan 2019
Entrepreneur Claudia
Claudia, a transplant from Kuala Lumpur and founder of a startup, relaxes with
a glass of her favourite chardonnay after a long and busy day at work. A hint
of her independent wild side is revealed by the tatoo on her left hand.
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2019
4 Jan 2019
Bouie Duels at Artist Salon
Bouie, a poet, painter and administrator of the historical Blue House, duels
with a Star Wars Jedi light sabre at the year-end Artist Salon in a art
studio in Fotan on Friday. The regular Salon is gathering of artists
to facilitate exchanges.
Fotan . Hong Kong | 2019
3 Jan 2019
Kacey Wong's Sci-Fi New Year Party
Visual Artist Kacey Wong, dressed as an astronaut, and friends at his Sci-Fi-themed
cosplay party to ring in the new year on Monday. Next to Kacey is Goot the
Tree Genie by artist Hanison Lau, who won the Grand Prize in cosplay
and the Grab-face Alien by Max, Second Runners-up.
Hello 2019.
Ap Lei Chau . Hong Kong | 2019
2 Jan 2019
Thousands March for Democracy
Thousands march for democracy, decrying political suppression on new year
day from Causeway Bay to Civic Square at the government's headquarters at
Admiralty, Hong Kong. Pro-democracy groups fly their banners, including
a small group from the Hong Kong independence movement.
Many marchers are unhappy with Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng over her decision
that there is insufficient evidence to prosecute CY Leung over his undeclared
HK$50 million from Australian firm UGL. Many are against Carrie Lam's plan to
reclaim 1,700 hectares of land off Lantau for housing. Police cracks down on
activists setting up information booth along the way by using barricades
on pesdestrian pavements.
CausewayBay . Hong Kong | 2019
1 Jan 2019
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