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2015New Norse: We track down three Nordic design studios doing things differently
2015
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2013Photography: Eerie photographs of the cemeteries towering over Hong Kong
2013
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2014The inimitable Ryan McGinley's new works on show at Galerie Perrotin, Hong Kong
2014
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2020Heading in a “more radical direction”, studio es hopes to challenge the status quo in Austria
2020
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2014Gráinne Quinlan captures Hong Kong's early-morning Tai Chi devotees
2014
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2015Chan Dick’s aerial photos of a Hong Kong fire station taken from a toilet window
2015
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2018Territory Studio designs media for James Bond experience in the Austrian mountains
2018
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2019Jimmi Ho's photographs of laundry drying in Hong Kong show the creativity of the city's residents
2019
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2012Austrian whizzes Atelier Olschinsky produce amazing mirrored cityscapes
2012
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2014Klaus Pichler's absurd photographs of miniature allotments in Austria
2014
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2019Ka-Man Tse photographs the marginalised lives of Hong Kong's queer community
2019
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2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
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2013Studio Vie refresh an Austrian music brand still trapped in the 1990s
2013
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2012Meet Kristoffer Borgli's dance mad Inspector Norse
2012
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2020“I wasn’t prepared”: Thaddé Comar documents the Hong Kong protests
2020
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2013Photographer Taylor Curry explores the unusual compositions of Hong Kong
2013
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2024Design Army’s campaign for Hong Kong Ballet is three minutes of tutu-twirling mayhem
2024
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2019Issac Lam and John Yuyi remind locals that Hong Kong is not a “dying” city
2019
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2014Art: Austrian collective Numen/For Use create the most fun-looking interactive sculpture
2014
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2015Michael Wolf captures abstract, accidental sculptures in Hong Kong alleyways
2015
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2017Derek Man photographs the social housing tension in his native home, Hong Kong
2017
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2020Takehiko Nakafuji’s new body of work is a powerful, high contrast documentation of the Hong Kong protests
2020
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2014Some dazzling Studio Dumbar work for Hong Kong's PolyU Design
2014