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Why vetting collectibles is so important amid a booming market for fine art, whisky and watches
The value of the global collectibles sector is set to reach US$484.6 billion by the close of 2025, according to the “Collectibles Industry Report (2024–2034)”,...
So where can art history take you?
Sarah Maguire, Havelock North High School alumna and CEO of Museums Aotearoa, tracks down her former art history classmates to see how the soon-to-be-scrapped...
3 newly revived New York art museums to get excited about
New York has long been synonymous with stellar museums. From Staten Island to the Bronx, more than 170 of all kinds are scattered across its five boroughs....
From the Louvre in Paris to Hong Kong’s M+, finding the art in architecture
There is no doubt that architecture is a creative discipline. Once you factor in the technical aspects crucial to the process, it is even more impressive that...
Where to find glimpses of art deco architecture in Kowloon, Hong Kong
A precise birth date for art deco is hard to pinpoint, but the term came into common parlance following the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs...
This week in PostMag: art deco in Hong Kong, meditative martial arts and street dance
Last weekend, I was riding the tram (I know – a dead giveaway that I’m new here and have a kid under five) when I noticed some old lettering on a building I’ve...
For Hong Kong restaurants, art is more than just decorative
Using art to create focal points and atmosphere in restaurants is hardly groundbreaking. But some of Hong Kong’s best restaurants go above and beyond when it...
Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 explores new frontiers
Now in its 13th edition, Art Basel Hong Kong returns with 240 exhibitors from 42 countries and territories, including record-breaking participation in the...
Then & Now | The growth of Hong Kong’s art clubs, from hobby groups to wartime camps and post-WWII success
Interest groups of all kinds have a long history in Hong Kong. In terms of leisure-time pursuits, there has always been something for everyone. Whether for...
