The Works

In todays show: at ArtisTree until Friday 8th February, is the first solo exhibition of Beijing-based artist Song Dong. It’s co-presented by Asia Art Archive and the West Kowloon Cultural District’s Mobile M+ and it’s called “Song Dong: 36 Calendars”

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You've heard plenty of news on The Works about the development of the West Kowloon Cultural District, but the Hong Kong government is also currently trying to redevelop Kowloon East. For the area’s artists and independent musicians though, many of whom...

Architect, designer and artist Lo Chi-wing grew up in Hong Kong but now lives in Athens, Greece. He received his Master Degree in Architecture from Harvard University, and has managed to build a formidable reputation for furniture and design even in It...

In tonight's show, we look at two exhibitions of the work of Andy Warhol, currently on show in Hong Kong. 

We pause to pay tribute to poet and man of letters Leung Ping-kwan, also known as Ye Si.

And we look at last December's Freespace Fest in the W...

This week on The Works we're looking back at some of the best studio performances on the show during 2012.

Performers include twin sister pianists Chau Lok-ping and Chau Lok-ting. violinist and composer Mark O'Connor, Hong Kong born singer-songwrit...

For this very special day's show we join forces with our Chinese sister programme 藝坊星期天 to bring you music and songs of Christmas.

In our studio to help celebrate the season are the Bel Canto singers, who perform "Winter Light": and "The Christmas Son...

This year's Business of Design Week finished on Decemkber 8th. For BODW 2012, the country partner was Denmark, providing an opportunity to highlight Scandinavia's socially inclusive, environmentally conscious, trends in design.

Currently at Artistree ...

Tonight we're devoting the entire show to one event: the Clockenflap Music and Arts Festival. 

This year's event, held on the first weekend of December on the West Kowloon Cultural District, was the biggest Clockenflap so far, with around 80 soloists ...

In this week's show we look at this year's Detour Exhibition, Detour 2012, which takes place at the Wan Chai Police Station.

Hong Kong-born but New York-based Mara Measor appeared at the Clockenflap music festival in the weekend. Todays she is in our ...

There’s really not much doubt that the Renaissance, which ran roughly from the 14th to the 17th century, was one of the great cultural eras of mankind, bringing major advances in both arts and sciences. One newly set up non–profit group in Hong Kong is...