Enid Tsui is the Arts Editor at the Post. She writes and commissions stories covering the art market, visual arts, performing arts, and cultural policy, with a keen focus on urban design and development. Enid's work has been featured in MSN, South China Morning Post SCMP, and Newswav.
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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
Shahzia Sikander's video work offers a deep rumination on time and historic cycles as Hong Kong stands at a profound crossroads
By: Enid Tsui
‘White glove' sales at Christie's and Sotheby's March Hong Kong auctions are cause for optimism, but must be put into perspective
By: Enid Tsui
The Tang Chang Private Museum opens on May 1 as the Bangkok-born artist’s family aims to show the world his work before it’s too late.
By: Enid Tsui
The theme of the Biennale was to slow down enough to hear ignored voices, but Hong Kong's pavilion might have taken things too far
By: Enid Tsui
The theme of the Biennale was to slow down enough to hear ignored voices, but Hong Kong’s pavilion might have taken things too far.
By: Enid Tsui
Len Karamoy, a leader of an Indonesian rebel movement, is the focus of Natasha Tontey’s video installation at the 2026 Venice Biennale.
By: Enid Tsui
Len Karamoy, a leader of an Indonesian rebel movement, is the focus of Natasha Tontey's video installation at the 2026 Venice Biennale
By: Enid Tsui
Using everything from baby dolls to tapestries, Asian artists’ perspectives are strongly reflected in a number of memorable exhibitions.
By: Enid Tsui
The Hong Kong-born conductor shares why she's excited to lead the ‘velvety, warm' SFS and how San Francisco feels ‘a bit like' her home city
By: Enid Tsui
Gustavo Dudamel’s successor, who is an Air France pilot and mentor to young musicians, has agreed to a six-year contract with the LA Phil.
