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Kylie Knott

Bamboo Scenes is all about promoting local artists and affordable art with a focus on architecture and urban life. Now it’s celebrating its new home in Sai Ying Pun after partnering with organic restaurant Locofama.
The latest photography collection will showcase new artists Michael Kistler, Paul S, Kevin Mak and Christopher Button, as well as existing artists Elaine Li, Timmy Lo and Stephanie Teng, with 10 per cent of profits made by Bamboo Scenes donated to ImpactHK, a charity supporting the homeless.


A launch party will be held on September 8, from 12pm to 6pm, at Fuk Sau Lane in Sai Ying Pun. More details and tickets here
Here’s a look at what’s on show:


















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The exhibition on architecture and urban life by new and established artists will be held at restaurant Locofama in Sai Ying Pun, and will donate 10 per cent of profits to benefit the homeless


The exhibition on architecture and urban life by new and established artists will be held at restaurant Locofama in Sai Ying Pun, and will donate 10 per cent of profits to benefit the homeless.
