Catharina Cheung is a freelance writer and editor, currently working as a section editor at Time Out Hong Kong. With a passion for exploring local culture and lifestyle, Catharina's articles cover a wide range of topics, including events, entertainment, food, and travel in Hong Kong. Her work has also been featured in Journo Resources and Bustle.
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Including a special package for true South Standers Written by Section Editor
Pop into Sotheby's Maison ahead of their upcoming auctions to see a striking collection of artworks before they get snapped up into private collections. Their centrepiece is a two-metre-tall Mark Rothko painting in vibrant yellow and blue, quite unlike his other works which mostly feature deeper shades and red hues. There is also a piece by Zao Wou-ki from his Hurricane period which is unusually large for the artist. Don't miss an early hat painting by Yayoi Kusama and an expressionist cubism piece by George Condo before heading upstairs to see more by Monet, Yoshimoto Nara, Takashi Murakami, and many others. This is a rare opportunity to see artworks by so many great creatives in one space outside of national galleries and museums, so catch Sotheby's evening and day auction highlights while you still can.
By: Catharina Cheung
The railway firm is attempting to decrease escalator-related accidents
From short, easy strolls to different route variations, here are some of the most accessible city hikes in Kowloon
By: Catharina Cheung
The standby signal will be hoisted tonight Written by Section Editor
This marks the second time this festival of international pop culture will be held outside the US
Japanese artist Seiju Toda, one of the country's leading art directors, is holding his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. A lot of Japanese aesthetics and ideas of beauty hinge on minimalism, and in a similar vein, Toda's body of work focuses on ‘subtraction' and keeping things simple to allow room for viewers' imagination. A hint of a fish swimming along a wooden edge, carefully concealed figures in alcoves, light hints of colours – even the very name of the exhibition which, apart from referencing an era in Japan's middle age, literally means ‘peace', evokes a sense of calm and quiet. This gallery is open by appointment from Monday to Friday, and available for drop-in visits on Saturdays.
By: Catharina Cheung
There will likely be bad weather for the rest of the week Written by Section Editor
Time Out says Hong Kong hip-hop group M4Gang is collaborating with local popular accessories brand TMT The Money Thing to present the city's first-ever celebration dedicated to hip-hop culture.
Independent contemporary art venue JPS Gallery has left its Landmark location and moved to a new Central abode. From November 14 – coinciding with the gallery's 10th anniversary – they will be located on Staunton Street, within a Grade II historic building that was constructed in 1951 and has been meticulously restored.
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