Trương Minh Quý: The Limits of the Frame
The up-and-coming Vietnamese filmmaker discusses the nature of time, trauma, and human intimacy in his controversial debut feature.
Sound, Body, Studio: Pi Li on Bruce Nauman
Tai Kwun Contemporary’s head of art talks about how to convey the American artist’s influence and importance in the first Hong Kong survey of his work.
Rao Fu: Transcending Time and Space
Searching for the universality of human experience.
Yu Hong on “Another One Bites the Dust”
The celebrated Chinese artist discusses Queen, the realities of life and death, and exhibiting her work in a Venetian church.
Curating the Korea Pavilion with Seolhui Lee and Jacob Fabricius
A conversation with the curators on working with the artist Koo Jeong A on an olfactory journey.
Mak2: Funnily Enough, Nothing is Original
The Hong Kong artist explains the necessity of good karma during the art-fair season to boost sales and doesn’t dare to question why ‘ugly male art’ still rules the world.
The Essential Works of Aki Sasamoto
A performer of monologues, in dialogue with objects and memories.
Li Hei Di on “700 Nights of Winter”
The artist reflects on their solo exhibition at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery in London.
Encountering the Same Line Twice: Interview with Hung Fai and Wai Pong-yu
A collaboration of two painters with similar yet divergent practices and backgrounds.
