Fabienne Verdier went to Sichuan in 1983 to learn from some of the master calligraphers who’d had their artistic careers badly damaged by the Cultural Revolution. In her own career, Fabienne has applied her Chinese art skills to Western art, as can be...
This week’s special edition of The Works is entirely devoted to the second edition of Art Basel Hong Kong. Unlike the Venice Biennale and many other art events, big art expos like Art Basel are basically gigantic shopping opportunities. It’s a trade fa...
At the Sundaram Tagore gallery until June 21st, Edward Burtynsky is presenting large scale photographs from his current series. The topic is water and the way we use it. Burtynsky's work provides a daunting insight into man's increasing damaging effect...
At the Red Elation gallery painter Orlando Campbell is exploring “A Violation of Symmetry”. He believes in living in the moment, he says, and enjoys having a very disjointed lifestyle. In this first exhibition in Hong Kong, he’s showing works that refl...
From April 17th to last Sunday, Hong Kong’s Cyberport was the unusual venue for two plays by one of the greatest dramatists of all time, William Shakespeare. The plays were “The Taming of the Shrew” and “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar”. But just what or ...
At White Cube Hong Kong, British sculptor Anthony Gormley is showing a series of sculptures reflecting the density of the city’s lifestyle. "States and Conditions, Hong Kong” is a series of sculptures in lines and cubes, echoing the way we increasingly...
This week we’re devoting the entire show to just one internationally famous Taiwanese artist. The artist is Ju Ming, and you can see an exhibition of selections from his “The Living World” series at the Hong Kong Museum of Art until 15th June. Accordin...
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On 13th March, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra announced that Music Director Jaap van Zweden’s contract with the or...
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RTHK' s The Works focuses on Hong Kong's arts and cultural scene.
The Works features news and reviews of visual and performing arts, design, literary and other “ works ” .
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