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South Ho Siu-nam’s “Me, My White Sneakers, and Shoelaces” (2025) durational performance at Blindspot Gallery. Photo: courtesy artist and Blindspot Gallery
Art

Artist South Ho’s exhibition mirrors Hong Kong’s dense metropolis

With a new solo show, the Hong Kong photographer and art world darling is moving forward by looking back.

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Guanacos in Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile. Photo: Shutterstock
Brian Yip at the Mother’s Choice Child Care Home in Mid-Levels. Photo: SCMP
Hong Kong artist Toi-Yee Doris Ng is staging a performance at M+’s Asian Avant-Garde Film Festival next weekend. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Milan’s bustling Chinatown is another side of Europe’s capital of chic. Photo: AFP
Tabià focuses on serving northern Italian cuisine at its new eatery located just off of the Mid-Levels escalator in Hong Kong. Photo: Tabià
Artist South Ho Siu-nam, photographed on the rooftop of his studio in Fo Tan, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

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Hong Kong-born pianist Ted Lo has led an incredible life playing jazz. Photo: Alexander Mak
Victoria Prison, known as Victoria Gaol until 1899, was notorious for its poor conditions. Photo: SCMP Archives
The Asian Avant-Garde Film Festival returns for its second edition at M+ from May 30 to June 1, focusing on this year’s theme of “Time Will Tell”. Photo: courtesy M+

Culture

All things contemporary culture: art, music, performance and Hong Kong subcultures
Milan’s Chinatown before the lunchtime crowds have descended. Photo: Shutterstock
Writer Esslin Terrighena in the jungle. Photo: courtesy Esslin Terrighena
Caravan beach club in Berawa, Canggu. Photo: courtesy Caravan
Bot Catinat, the former Catinat Police Station, after it had been transformed into the South Vietnamese Interior Ministry, Ho Chi Minh City, 1965. Photo: Getty Images

Travel

Trending destinations, local’s guides and new travel experiences for your radar
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Grilled yakimono at Shinon Washoku Senryu. Photo: Handout
Health-conscious eatery Fete Up has arrived at Basehall 02. Photo: Fete Up
Steamed donghai pomfret with chicken fat and hua diao rice wine served at Wild Yeast. Photo: Penn Wang

Food & Drink

Food trends, restaurant and bar recommendations, plus rising chefs to know
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The things that make life worth living. Entrepreneurship, collecting, social impact and more
Chien-Shiung Wu’s experiment is sometimes referred to as the most important physics experiment ever conducted. Illustration: Samuel Porteous

Wu Chien-shiung, the Chinese scientist who helped make America’s atomic bomb

History
Reina Cheng (left) and Walter Tsui launched CareER in 2014 and have placed scores of people in careers every year since. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

CareER helps Hongkongers with disabilities enter the workforce

Profile
Monti Lai, Hong Kong environmental artist and farmer, at Hong Kong Arts Centre in Wan Chai. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

How this artist uses rice to connect to her community – and ancestors

Art
Who among us does not have at least 26 bags-for-life? Photo: Shutterstock

Are our sustainability efforts actually worth it?

Architecture and design
Chizuko Kimura, the first female sushi chef in the world to be awarded a Michelin star, pictured at her restaurant Sushi Shunei in Paris earlier this month. Photo: AFP

Meet the world’s first Michelin-starred woman sushi chef

Food and Drinks
Kenyan runner Rutto Bethwell Kipkembo, the winner of this year’s Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon poses for a portrait in Wong Chuk Hang, on April 2. Photo: Eugene Chan

Who is Bethwell Kipkemboi, winner of the Hong Kong marathon?

Hong Kong
Zhilin Li, Charity Box’s co-founder and director, and rural Yi-ethnic kids in Ning Lang, Yunnan Province, China. Photo: courtesy of Charity Box

How Shanghai-based NGO Charity Box is making charity easy – and trustworthy

Philanthropy
Angela Wu, associate professor at HKUST’s division of life science, and department of chemical and biological engineering. Photo: TMT

She tried several careers but found her niche in genetic sequencing

Hong Kong
Gina Jiang is managing director of the Hong Kong Institute of Biotechnology. Photo: TMT

Groundbreaking cancer therapies are the goal for this biotech innovator

Cancer
Women innovators in science and tech (from left) Megan Lam, Wendy Lam, Angela Wu, Florence Chan and Gina Jiang. Photo: TMT

Round table: what can women in STEM do to lead change?

Hong Kong science and tech
When Tim Noonan’s shoulder tore in 2014, stem cell therapy eased his extreme pain – 10 years later, he returns for more of the novel therapy. Illustration: Isidore Vic Carloman
Visitors to The Hideout on Lantau Island enjoy a yoga class. Photo: Courtesy of The Hideout
Sparkling water may have some metabolic benefits, but don’t skip the exercise and healthy eating. Photo: Shutterstock
Guests bathe in a thermal pool at a spa in Korbous, Tunisia, on January 25. Photo: AFP

Wellness

Physical and mental wellbeing, longevity and health trends
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Design & Interiors
Residential spaces, industrial makeovers and emerging designers
The 2,150 sq ft, two-level flat features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a study, plus an outdoor terrace. Photo: Walker Yip

A family sensitively renovates a 1970s Jardine’s Lookout duplex

Architecture and design
Gateway to Venice’s Waterway, an installation by Norman Foster in collaboration with Porsche. Photo: Loop

Renowned architect Norman Foster on his famous Hong Kong buildings

Architecture and design
This Mid-Levels apartment was designed by Hintegro. Photo: Keith Chan

A designer worked his magic on a boxy 1980s Mid-Levels apartment

Architecture and design
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