Enid Tsui
Arts Editor at South China Morning Post
As Arts Editor, I write and commission stories the art market, visual arts, performing arts and cultural policy. My book on HK coming Jan. 27. 2025
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Enid Tsui
Who was Ha Bik-chuen, who died in Hong Kong in 2009? He was many things: autodidact, maverick artist, entrepreneur and hoarder. Much of what has been written about him, and many of the shows of his work, in the years since his death have focused on the materials found in his overflowing studio in To Kwa Wan in Kowloon, which during his time was an industrial area of Hong Kong.
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2 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Enid Tsui
Hong Kong pianist Aristo Sham Ching-tao has won the 2025 edition of the prestigious Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, putting him on track for global stardom. Sham, 29, is the first pianist from Hong Kong to win the competition, held in Fort Worth in the US state of Texas.
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3 weeks ago |
scmp.com | Enid Tsui
On Kawara was part of a cohort of 20th century conceptual artists, including his friends Sol LeWitt and Carl Andre, who adopted a minimalist visual language that left a great deal of room for interpretation.
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Enid Tsui
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scmp.com | Enid Tsui
You don’t often hear a Hong Kong dance production compared to a blockbuster film’s success on Oscars night, but that was how the Hong Kong Dance Alliance described a near clean sweep of its annual awards by Hong Kong Ballet’s The Butterfly Lovers. “This is astonishing – it feels like Oscars night in the year of Titanic,” said the awards’ co-chairman, and Post dance critic, Natasha Rogai.
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My book “Art in Hong Kong” is out! Kindle version on https://t.co/TuQEIkESLA and hardback available from Amazon UK first. A bit of Hong Kong art history, art market history, a whole chapter on M+, sections on 2019, NSL and now. Go on. You know you want it! https://t.co/AJYfDIRmUB https://t.co/tXrdSvUIOp
Korean collector suing Lawrence Van Hagen in Hong Kong for allegedly selling her a fake Lee Ufan at LVH’s “What's Up / Seoul” exhibtion at architect Teo Yang's hanok in 2023. https://t.co/8AHHXvstIR
Photofairs Hong Kong pulled. Supposed to take place next to Art Central during Art Basel week in March 2025. https://t.co/OPME9dGypg