The October issue of Travel&Leisure features the story we shot for them about Art and Culture in Hong Kong
http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/hong-kong-culture-now#
It was an exciting city and a fantastic trip! Many thanks to everyone we met there and helped out (especially my guide Galen) as well as the team at T&L for sending us!
Nighttime view of Hong Kong from Kowloon
Bird’s eye view of the Asia Society from the roof of Upper House
View of the roof garden and Hong Kong skyline at the Asia Society
Outdoor sculpture in front of a berm from the original military bunker on the roof of Asia Society
The Hong Kong art world luminaries assembled at From L-R:
Jehan Chu – Art Advisor
João Vasco Paiva – Hong Kong based artist
William Zhao – Chinese collector and curator
Stanley Wong (anothermountainman) – Hong Kong designer and creative artist
Ho Sin-tung – Hong Kong artist
Nadim Abbas – Hong Kong artist
Tobias Berger – curator of M+ Museum
Mimi Brown – founder and director of Spring Workshop
Tozer Pak Sheung-Chuen – Hong Kong artist
Edouard Malingue – founder of Edouard Malingue Gallery
Pui Pui To – founder and curator of 2P Contemporary Art Gallery
Pascal de Sarthe – founder of de Sarthe Gallery
The installation “Industrial Forest” (by Zoe Li) on the back terrace at Spring Workshop
M+ exhibit Inflation in West Kowloon, Tam Wai Ping’s “Falling Into The Mundane World”
M+ exhibit Inflation in West Kowloon, Jeremy Deller’s Stonehenge
Florentijn Hofman’s Rubber Duck floating in Hong Kong Harbor
Esther Sham, chef/owner at Ta Pantry
Wagyuu beefburger wrapped in fettucine at Ta Pantry
Dining room at Ta Pantry
Po’s Atelier in Tai Ping Shan
Oolong Fig bread at Po’s Atelier
View of Tai Ping Shan neighborhood
A small design store on a Tai Ping Shan side street