Embers: Meng Du glassmaker creates unique pieces of art from personal memories and nostalgia
Featured image: Meng Du, How are you, 2019. glass, copper foil. 7.5 x 0.2 x 6.9 inch. Photograph by Peichao Lin ©Meng Du, courtesy Fou … Read more
A Brief history of Chinese cinema, from 1905 to the present day in 100+ films
Cinema is a mirror of the events and the traumas of a country that has passed from the scarcity of resources, which had described its … Read more
Interview with illustrator and designer Lee Xin Li
LEE XIN LI is an independent illustrator based in Singapore. He graduated with an architecture degree from the National University of Singapore. Xin Li often … Read more
Hong Kong Protests Art: Interview with Kai Lan Egg
Kai Lan Egg is an anonymous artist from Hong Kong. He started drawing illustrations of the Hong Kong protest primarily using a Japanese anime style … Read more
Demystify the romance trope
Featured image: Installation view of Sun Yunfan & Dave Liang: Flashbacks in a Crystal Ball at Inna Art Space, New York (all images © Inna … Read more
Chronicles of Hong Kong: Interview with Canna, illustrator and artist
Canna is an art student in Hong Kong who is currently doing her GCSEs. She does illustrations of video games and popular media. She also … Read more
Michael Eade: Past is Present is Future, New York
You are invited to explore current new show exhibition at FOU GALLERY featuring artwork of Michael Eade introducing viewers in the cycle of life and … Read more
Interview with SimpleBao, Visual Storyteller and Street Artist
Bao is a Hong Kong born and based self-taught artist who mainly loves freestyle work with murals and illustrations. She started her career in 2015 … Read more
Interview with Oliver Chang, author of “The Goddess of Democracy”
Oliver Chang is an illustrator from Hong Kong based in London. Recently, his online works, in particular “The Goddess of Democracy” (featured image, detail) have … Read more
The Digital Ancient – Tech Art Salon
“The Digital Age has rapidly shifted away from all historic periods that preceded it in the sense that physical objects have, in many ways, lost … Read more