Inspired by Andy Warhol and Ed Ruscha, Gyuhan Lee works between pop culture and traditional craft – as his new solo show in Hong Kong demonstrates.
What to expect from this week’s print issue, from interviews with indie pop artist St Vincent and former Fringe Club head Benny Chia, to PST ART in California.
What to expect from this week’s print issue, from Sarah Andelman’s installation at the Landmark, Hong Kong, to homestays on Nepal’s Mohare Danda trek.
What to expect from this week’s issue, from the new Doing Good series to Japan’s iconic Nakagin Capsule Tower coming to M+.
Discovering tranquil retreats, the enduring appeal of Rubik’s cube, now in its 50th year, and exploring the art of hospitality in Hong Kong.
Performance artist Marina Abramovic’s extensive oeuvre, a chef’s realisation that food is another language, and a back-alley kung fu master in Fuzhou.
We dive into Hong Kong’s current musical happenings, including the upcoming Freespace Jazz Fest where Antonio Sánchez will perform.
Our writers and editors also explore how women are changing Hong Kong’s construction industry, Singapore’s bold rewilding efforts, and the unique Song dynasty history of Lantau Island.
This week, we shine a spotlight on Hong Kong’s shift workers, and speak to the world’s premier collector of Ming-dynasty furniture.
Our writers and editors explore the new wave of Chinese sci-fi beyond the 3 Body Problem, Hong Kong artist Elaine Ng Yan Ling’s multidisciplinary talent, and more.
It’s out with the old and in with the new, as PostMag’s freshly appointed editor introduces an all-new look for the Post’s iconic Sunday magazine.