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Showing posts with label hong kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hong kong. Show all posts
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20101018
revitalization of central police station h&dm
not bad, though no detail design is revealed,
but it's anyway a lot better than the imitation of bamboo scaffolding!
20100701
massive
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paddling home in hong kong
by Kacey Wong -> visual artist in hong kong.
WTF!!! awesome!! the ultimate success of social and political translation...
'The local real estate commercial often boast their property have 180 degree view of the harbour and now my property finally beats them all since my apartment have 360 degree sea view.'
said by Kacey.
20100115
Art Wars Hong Kong vs. Singapore
art follows money in hk, they came for the money and investment.. without injecting art or creative industry into lifestyle, and without the local art scene and community as initiator... paying hkd500 to watch a drama or orchestra will still be the way to appreciate art.
can that actually be regarded as a fight? the two places are in totally different perspectives.
"....A 1989 Singapore government report cited the "importance of culture and the arts" not only as tools for nation-building and to generate revenue for the tourism and entertainment industries, but to "enhance our quality of life."....
...In 2007, Hong Kong became the world's third-largest auction market after New York and London, partly because of its proximity to mainland China and the emergence of China's deep-pocketed collectors. That put Hong Kong firmly on the global art-commerce map...."
The Wall Street Journal
can that actually be regarded as a fight? the two places are in totally different perspectives.
"....A 1989 Singapore government report cited the "importance of culture and the arts" not only as tools for nation-building and to generate revenue for the tourism and entertainment industries, but to "enhance our quality of life."....
...In 2007, Hong Kong became the world's third-largest auction market after New York and London, partly because of its proximity to mainland China and the emergence of China's deep-pocketed collectors. That put Hong Kong firmly on the global art-commerce map...."
The Wall Street Journal
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