People travel on a tram covered in an ad for the “Botticelli and His Times” exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Art in December 2020. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Opinion
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The View
How Hong Kong’s coronavirus pandemic recovery can draw on the arts
- While the cultural sector has been hard hit by the pandemic, individual segments of the commercial art market have been resilient
- Economic benefits aside, the potential of the arts to bridge differences makes them valuable to any global city
People travel on a tram covered in an ad for the “Botticelli and His Times” exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Art in December 2020. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
