Wong Kar-wai

In How to Be Happy Together, artists consider the human connections economic migrants make and the sense of homelessness engendered by exile

In the 1990s, Shya worked as a set photographer for the legendary Hong Kong director. A new book peers behind the scenes of Wong’s films—and into the artist’s own life and travels.

Immerse yourself in the history of Cantopop’s golden age, see the art of novelist Jin Yucheng, or catch some contemporary dance shows

As London opened its doors to the international art world for Frieze Week.

As memory and data blur, will we remember everything? And does remembering everything mean remembering nothing?

After several long years, M+ Cinema – the final element of Hong Kong’s M+ museum of visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District – is open to the public.

Isabel Okoro isn’t concerned with utopias, per se. At least not in the sense that utopia is, by definition, unachievable.

From erotic self-portraits to the body as abstract landscape: a look back at the best projects celebrating nudity published on AnOthermag.com in 2021.

The strong demand expected for big-ticket Western modern art at Sotheby’s Hong Kong autumn sales didn’t materialise, even if a Picasso did set an Asia record

Rothko and Van Gogh canvases and a Giacometti sculpture, each expected to sell for US$70 million-plus, and Botticelli’s Man of Sorrow, are in Sotheby’s preview.