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GRAPHIC AIRLINES
Hong Kong creative group Graphic Airlines has been flying around the city to spread their love of design. With a wide range of works and being unbelievably active in a variety of projects, their name has grown signifi...
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WONG TIN YAN
Some may find junk wood useless, but Wong Tin Yan surely finds its natural beauty and turns it into a zoo of funny looking creatures with his own tricks. Wong uses the junk wood that he digs up from industrial areas a...
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JOCKEY CLUB CREATIVE ARTS CENTRE (JCCAC)
Chinese contemporary art has been rising in the international art market, as 798 Space in Beijing has become a new hip art district for promoting it. As a hub of arts and culture in Hong Kong, we now have Jockey C...
HAPPENING
MICROWAVE 2008
Officiating guests about to connect to oranges for electricity. Photo: Shong Lam for Microwave International New Media Arts Festival It’s no doubt that technology takes up a big part in our daily life. On the ot...
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CHEUNG LIK
After a few years working in a wide range of design fields, the new fashion talent Cheung Lik has decided to start her own brand – “wear-and-tear” this year. She has taken the craft of knitting to the next level and i...
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CASPER CHAN
Casper Chan as known as Disinlok is an up-and-coming young artist in Hong Kong. Being in a competitive design industry, Casper stands out from the young talents with his stunning illustration portraits, which contain ...
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PEDDER RED FLAGSHIP STORE
“Young, hip and innovative” are the impression that I get from the fashion-forward brands, Pedder Red. Its first flagship store now landed in Hong Kong and located in Wellington Street at Central, which has become a p...
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I.T POST
I.T has been a paradise of the international high-end brands in Hong Kong. From the products to the visual merchandise, it has successfully created a new shopping experience for customers. I.T now publishes its ow...
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SALLY CHU
Although handcraft accessories may not be one of the mainstreams in Hong Kong, it is always lovely to have handcraft designer like Sally Chu in town. Her brooches are precious, unique and delicate; they can even heal ...
