Enid Tsui is the Arts Editor for the South China Morning Post (SCMP), focusing on local arts and cultural events in China and Hong Kong. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant art scene in the region, Enid covers a wide range of topics including exhibitions, auctions, performances, and the impact of art on society.
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Enid Tsui's reporting primarily revolves around local art and culture in Hong Kong and China. She extensively covers events, exhibitions, and provides expert commentary on the developments in the art scene.
If you're involved in the arts or entertainment industry, particularly within East Asia, offering insights into upcoming events, new trends in artistic expression, or providing expert commentary on cultural shifts may resonate with Enid's coverage focus. Additionally, given her emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary within lifestyle and entertainment news topics related to Hong Kong Art and Exhibitions could be well received by her.
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By: Enid Tsui
Performed at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, The Accountants is electrifying and deeply moving with themes of cross-cultural understanding
By: Enid Tsui
Heidi Chu quit in September for ‘personal reasons', after the expo had been criticised by officials for its lack of community engagement
By: Enid Tsui
Director Jia Ding explains why his Opera Hong Kong production of rare Western work ‘that talks about China' has to be historically accurate
By: Enid Tsui
Paris Art Week got a lift as Art Basel Paris moved into the city’s Grand Palais, attracting stars and art lovers alike.
By: Enid Tsui
The digital art extravaganza, whose 2024 edition was mesmerising, is in talks to launch in Hong Kong, but its co-founder has reservations.
By: Enid Tsui
The digital art extravaganza, whose 2024 edition was mesmerising, is in talks to launch in Hong Kong, but its co-founder has reservations
By: Enid Tsui
Salone del Mobile will show works from its SaloneSatellite permanent collection in an exhibition preceded by a spotlight of Hong Kong design
By: Enid Tsui
For the Japanese fair's 4th edition, art was shown not only in a gallery but at historic sites to deepen visitors' understanding of Kyoto
By: Enid Tsui
For the Japanese fair’s 4th edition, art was shown not only in a gallery but at historic sites to deepen visitors’ understanding of Kyoto.
By: Enid Tsui
Untitled (Yellow and Blue) by Mark Rothko, once owned by fugitive Malaysian financier Jho Low, fetches US$33 million at Sotheby’s auction.
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