Arts

How one artist hacked Google Maps to communicate the limits of AI

Art is based on life, and AI doesn't have one. That's just one reason why the art community is uniquely well-positioned to show us the limitations of AI

Featuring Korean comedy, Indian music and unexpected endings, the first Hong Kong International Shakespeare Festival brings innovative productions from South Korea and Europe

Meet Oscar nominee Tran Anh Hung, who reveres cooking and filmmaking as artforms

Is the BL genre the next step toward global recognition for Thai literature?

First Initiative Foundation hosts star-studded digital art experience ‘Voyage with Van Gogh’ and VIP dinner at Hong Kong Cultural Centre

Arts

How one artist hacked Google Maps to communicate the limits of AI

Featuring Korean comedy, Indian music and unexpected endings, the first Hong Kong International Shakespeare Festival brings innovative productions from South Korea and Europe

Meet Oscar nominee Tran Anh Hung, who reveres cooking and filmmaking as artforms

Is the BL genre the next step toward global recognition for Thai literature?

First Initiative Foundation hosts star-studded digital art experience ‘Voyage with Van Gogh’ and VIP dinner at Hong Kong Cultural Centre

How this environmental activist breaks down complex issues with Instagram graphics

AI has made it so that we cannot trust our own eyes. Here’s how we can fight misinformation

Director Park Chan-wook on his love for Hong Kong movies, K-pop and how the Gwangju Uprising impacted his vision

Would Leonardo da Vinci have used AI?

‘Cowboy Carter: Act II’—Beyoncé’s latest album is an ode to artistry and defying genres

Arts patron Alan Lau’s cocktail reception at Art Basel Hong Kong celebrates the digital arts community

Takashi Murakami celebrates Hong Kong art week and his Kyoto exhibition at dinner hosted by HSBC

Art Week comes to a close with ‘Dragon Icons’ party at Hong Kong hotspot Dragon-i

In photos: All the VIPs who attended the Art Basel preview on March 26

Inside The Artists’ Party, which celebrated Hong Kong’s zest for the arts with whimsical installations and joyous moments

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Arts

How one artist hacked Google Maps to communicate the limits of AI

Featuring Korean comedy, Indian music and unexpected endings, the first Hong Kong International Shakespeare Festival brings innovative productions from South Korea and Europe

Meet Oscar nominee Tran Anh Hung, who reveres cooking and filmmaking as artforms

Is the BL genre the next step toward global recognition for Thai literature?

First Initiative Foundation hosts star-studded digital art experience ‘Voyage with Van Gogh’ and VIP dinner at Hong Kong Cultural Centre

How this environmental activist breaks down complex issues with Instagram graphics

AI has made it so that we cannot trust our own eyes. Here’s how we can fight misinformation

Director Park Chan-wook on his love for Hong Kong movies, K-pop and how the Gwangju Uprising impacted his vision

Would Leonardo da Vinci have used AI?

‘Cowboy Carter: Act II’—Beyoncé’s latest album is an ode to artistry and defying genres

Arts patron Alan Lau’s cocktail reception at Art Basel Hong Kong celebrates the digital arts community

Takashi Murakami celebrates Hong Kong art week and his Kyoto exhibition at dinner hosted by HSBC

Art Week comes to a close with ‘Dragon Icons’ party at Hong Kong hotspot Dragon-i

In photos: All the VIPs who attended the Art Basel preview on March 26

Inside The Artists’ Party, which celebrated Hong Kong’s zest for the arts with whimsical installations and joyous moments