Life

Hitting Hong Kong’s artsy side

Posted on Author admin Comments Off on Hitting Hong Kong’s artsy side

Think Hong Kong is only for shopping, sightseeing and food? Think again.

The bustling city is also an arts haven, with flashy events such as Art Basel in March and the Instagrammable giant inflatable sculpture called Kaws:Holiday floating in Victoria Harbour last month.

Please or to continue reading the full article. Learn more about ST PREMIUM.

Enjoy unlimited access to ST’s best work

  • Exclusive stories and features on multiple devices
  • In-depth analyses and opinion pieces
  • ePaper and award-winning multimedia content
admin

Related Articles
Life

The Chic Home: Bold, blue and beautiful

Posted on Author admin

National rower and model Oz Titus Hong’s apartment is located a stone’s throw away from the Singapore Sports Hub where he trains. The SEA Games bronze medallist had trained as an interior designer and used to specialise in hospitality design. Please subscribe or log in to continue reading the full article. Learn more about ST […]
Life

Invisible Man reboot flips the script to tell a tale of abuse

Posted on Author admin

A new film based on the sciencefiction classic The Invisible Man flips the story on its head by taking the perspective of one of his victims: a woman terrorised by her boyfriend who has used optical technology to make himself invisible as he stalks her. Opening in Singapore today, it is written and directed by […]
Life

Tweaks make Dell ultrabook sweeter

Posted on Author admin

One of my favourite laptops, the Dell XPS 13, received a minor makeover earlier this year. This new 2019 edition, which carries the 9380 model name, comes with a few tweaks that make this ultrabook even more attractive to consumers, while retaining the same, clean design that long-time users would be familiar with. The most […]