Tag Archives: Hong Kong art
Six years on: Peng Chau revisited
Posted on November 29, 2020 by Toothpicker
After my trip to Japan was cancelled due to COVID19, I was stuck in Hong Kong for many months... and like many locals, I felt rather claustrophobic after spending days on end indoor. Luckily, unlike the U.K. and many Western countries, there was no lockdown in the city, hence it was still [...]
This post was posted in Hong Kong, Nature, Art, Hiking & walking, Hong Kong art and was tagged with Hong Kong, hiking, walks, nature, peng chau, walking, Hong Kong art, pandemic
Wong Ping: Heart Digger at Camden Arts Centre, London
Posted on August 30, 2019 by Toothpicker
One of my favourite art organisations in London is the Camden Arts Centre. The reason is quite simple: they are not mainstream, and they always take risks. While many famous art institutions like the Royal Academy of Art and the Tate rely heavily on big names and blockbuster shows, Camden Arts Centre [...]
This post was posted in London, Exhibitions, Social issues, Art, Videos & animations, Politics, contemporary, Hong Kong art and was tagged with London, art and design exhibitions, animations, videos, contemporary art, Camden Arts Centre, Hong Kong art, Wong Ping
HK heritage: "Once lost but now found" exhibition at Oi!
Posted on June 2, 2019 by Toothpicker
In the middle of a busy commercial and residential district in North Point, a Grade II historic colonial-style building surrounded by highrise looks rather out of place here. Built in 1908, this heritage building was the clubhouse of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club located on Victoria Harbour’s foreshore. But the reclamation [...]
This post was posted in Hong Kong, Exhibitions, Architecture, Travel, Graphics & illustrations, Art, Architectural conservation, Typography, Hong Kong art, Colonial architecture and was tagged with Hong Kong, art and design exhibitions, architecture, Colonial architecture, heritage, Architectural conservation, typography, Hong Kong art, art, Oi!, street signs
Hong Kong heritage: Tai Kwun 2010 vs 2019
Posted on May 25, 2019 by Toothpicker
Since its opening in mid 2018, Tai Kwun (means 'big station' in Cantonese) has become the hottest heritage destintation in Hong Kong. Located at the eastern end of Hollywood Road, the 300,000sq ft compound comprises three declared monuments: the former Central Police Station, former Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison. The revitalisation project is [...]
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