The Art & Culture Outreach (ACO) bookshop in the Foo Tak Building, Wan Chai. ACO manages spaces in the buildings let at below market rate to emerging artists and grass-roots organisations. Photo: Tory Ho
Hong Kong building that’s a hotbed of political thought amid the protests, and how cheap rents allowed artistic community to flourish there
- Flats let at below-market rates to emerging artists and community activists have transformed a Wan Chai block. Critics have labelled it a base for rioters
- Public-policy researchers, an artists’ collective, and an online publisher talk about what they do in the Foo Tak Building in Wan Chai
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Hong Kong protests
The Art & Culture Outreach (ACO) bookshop in the Foo Tak Building, Wan Chai. ACO manages spaces in the buildings let at below market rate to emerging artists and grass-roots organisations. Photo: Tory Ho
If you are concerned about being monitored, anti-surveillance make-up confuses facial recognition algorithms.
Fashion fights facial recognition systems via garish make-up, face-printed T-shirts, punk hair extensions
- If you can bear your face resembling a Picasso painting – swirls, odd shapes, primary colours – wearing strategic make-up can foil facial recognition algorithms
- Alternatively, try decoy T-shirts and dresses printed with facial features, or a hairpiece with spikes or a fringe obscuring the top half of your face
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Beauty
If you are concerned about being monitored, anti-surveillance make-up confuses facial recognition algorithms.