Hong Kong
A 54-foot high inflatable rubber duck created by Dutch conceptual artist Florentijn Hofman floats into Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor. The duck has already visited the waters of Amsterdam, Sydney and Osaka. It will stay in China until...
Visitors tour large-scale inflatable sculptures during a preview of the exhibition "Inflation!" at the site of an upcoming park in the West Kowloon cultural district in Hong Kong. The works include "Complex Pile" by American artist Paul...
On one level, this week’s widely trumpeted announcement that Christie’s auction house has secured a license to become the first foreign auction house able to carry out auctions in China under its own name is significant: The world’s biggest auction houses...
BEIJING — On May 23, Hong Kong will become the third location to have an international contemporary art fair that bears the Art Basel name. More than half of the participating galleries at Art Basel Hong Kong are based in Asia. Speaking at a news...
Hong Kong’s J Plus Boutique Hotel, also known as “that place designed by Philippe Starck,” has recently created what is quite possibly the best hotel DVD collection in the city right now. The new cinematic additions range from crowd-pleasing Oscar winners to...
These artistic hotels in Hong Kong have been causing a buzz amongst stylish travelers.Stay in Christian Liaigre's serviced suites, Vivienne Tam's fashionable bedroom, and get a sneak peek of Marcel Wander's soon-to-be-open hotel, inspired by a Chinese folk...
The Lunar New Year is just around the corner -- new year’s day falls on February 10. Hong Kong is already gearing up for the week-long festivities ahead. ARTINFO picks the top 5 events in Hong Kong for celebrating the Lunar New Year in 2013:Year of the Snake...
The rare Patek Philippe ref. 5074 platinum minute repeater perpetual calendar timepiece will be offered at the Antiquorum Auction on January 26. The watch was first presented in 2009 and is a successor of the ref. 3974. It can produce a “cathedral gong”...
Vancouver-based, Hong Kong-born Bing Thom and local architect Ronald Lu will collaborate to build the HK$2.7 billion (US$348 million) Xiqu Centre at the West Kowloon Cultural District.The architects beat out international rivals including Norman Foster and...
Brian Yen's stunning photos expose daily life in this jam-packed city
