'At last. Something beautiful you can truly own.' Copywriter Michael Ginsberg's winning words for the Jaguar account on the advertising agency television show Mad Men (2007–15) echoed a sentiment that the luxury car industry had traded on campaign after campaign: their polished curves of steel would be more reliable, more serving –...

Born in Kent in 1967, the artist Sarah Morris grew up in Rhode Island and now lives in New York. She studied at Brown and Cambridge universities, and is known for her abstract geometric paintings and non-narrative films on architecture and the city. She has had solo exhibitions in Berlin, Paris, Frankfurt and Bologna, and in 2001 received a Joan...

Performing Society: The Violence of Gender at Tai Kwun Contemporary For some time, Art Basel Hong Kong, together with a growing slurry of commercial galleries and a sliver of not-for-profits, was the only game in town at this time of year. Now Tai Kwun Contemporary, which launched last year, has arrived, turning that sliver of not-for-profits...

A number of trends jump out in a review of the 2018 Hong Kong art scene: new awareness of the gender imbalance in art, the popularity of outdoor art festivals, and the arrival of more international galleries. We saw a flurry of activity around International Women's Day that set the tone for a year that raised the profile of women in the arts....

It’s been a long road to the opening of Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun arts and leisure complex—and it just got longer. Late in the evening on Sunday May 29, 2016, a major wall of the former government cluster, currently under renovation, gave way, leaving one of the historic compound’s 16 buildings in shambles. Following the...