Renowned 1960s photographer and contemporary artist offer contrasting photographic views of Hong Kong.

Artist Bianca Tse jumped onto the AI bandwagon because of FOMO (fear of missing out), and in the process, she’s become highly recognised for her unique style with Hong Kong as her centerstage. She tells Hill Choi Lee about what Artificial Intelligence (AI) art could mean for the artist of today.

The Louvre Museum and Lancôme are joining forces in an unprecedented collaboration. Inspired by nine masterpieces from the sculpture department and the museum’s lights and colours, Lancôme has designed a limited edition of skincare and makeup products signed Lancôme x Louvre.

Hong Kong’s beloved surrealist Tommy Fung takes inspiration from Johnnie Walker Blue Label for his latest series of must-see images.

The nostalgic owner of the city’s largest collection of Leica cameras says social media has made it both easier, and harder, for today’s photographers to stand out from the crowd.

With a strong market for top artists like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Ansel Adams, the demand for photographs in Asia is rising, so have a strategy in place for first-time purchases that are meant to boost your investment portfolio.

He’s just 18, but UK film director Elliott Hasler could be the next Steven Spielberg. Meet him and learn from him at the Soneva Jani luxury resort in the Maldives.

French-trained artist inspired by Picasso and Cézanne, who died in 2010 aged 90, was known for his landscapes that fuse deft Chinese strokes with Western form and colour.

‘2000s: Bowie and Beyond’ is at Alisan Fine Arts gallery and the Landmark Mandarin Oriental’s MO Bar.

Millennials are getting hooked on the photo opps that go with astronomy tourism, with destinations like New Zealand, Hawaii and the Canary Islands on the uptick.

History of mineral used in ornaments, jewellery and tools once reserved only for emperors revealed in book by Hong Kong jade enthusiast Michael Liu.

Entrepreneur’s 800 photos in ‘Belt and Road’, published with ‘National Geographic’ magazine, shed light on everyday life and views in 30 nations.

‘Contamination’ reflects the raw, intense and often gripping moods and emotions that come with figures of the ‘underworld’.