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In Hong Kong's Priciest $637 Million Art Heist, 3 Burglars Jailed
Three burglars who carried out a record-breaking $637 million art heist in Hong Kong but remained oblivious to the value of their historic haul were jailed Friday, local media reported.
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Meme Museum in Hong Kong Brings Viral Posts Like 'Troll Face', 'Doge', 'Disaster Girl' Offline
Meme Museum in Hong Kong has an art display of 100 viral memes divided in seven zones themed around the likes of “Troll Face,” “Doge,” “Disaster Girl”, and “Drake”.
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Artist Yoshitomo Nara's Cartoon Girl Breaks Record, Sold For 25 Million
As violence escalated in Hong Kong over the weekend with protesters starting fires and throwing petrol bombs and police responding with tear gas, a roomful of Asia's elite gathered to bid on art and wine.
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Indian Artist To Present Largest Solo Show In Hong Kong
The largest-ever solo Hong Kong exhibition of Indian artist NS Harsha, known for his multi-faceted artistic practice, would show how textile is a blank canvas that allows for imagination and interpretation.
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Dying Art? A Recipe To Save Hong Kong's Handmade Dim Sum
For the past 60 years, Chui Hoi has risen in the early hours of the morning to prepare bite-size steamed morsels for his small but popular dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong.
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Rare Tintin Drawing Auctioned in Hong Kong
A rare drawing of comic book hero Tintin by Belgian cartoonist Herge will be auctioned in Hong Kong today as experts say comic art is becoming as collectible as paintings.
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Jackie Chan's Son Arrested on Drugs Charges, Could be Jailed for Three Years
Police in Beijing have formally arrested the son of Hong Kong martial arts film star Jackie Chan on suspicion of allowing other people to consume drugs, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of three years' imprisonment, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Art Basel Puts Spotlight on Hong Kong
Hong Kong's tallest building will transform into a glowing art installation this week, a beacon showing off the city's ambition to be recognised as a major cultural hub with its second Art Basel fair.
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Moviegoers moved by Jai Bhim Comrade at Dharmshala International Film Festival
It took Anand Patwardhan 14 years to make Jai Bhim Comrade, a 200-minute documentary about Dalits, but it seemed worth the effort. It was well-received at the ongoing Dharmshala International Film Festival (DIFF).
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A Tribute For Sophia Loren
Hollywood legend, Sophia Loren will be honoured by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.
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In Hong Kong's Priciest $637 Million Art Heist, 3 Burglars Jailed
Three burglars who carried out a record-breaking $637 million art heist in Hong Kong but remained oblivious to the value of their historic haul were jailed Friday, local media reported.
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Meme Museum in Hong Kong Brings Viral Posts Like 'Troll Face', 'Doge', 'Disaster Girl' Offline
Meme Museum in Hong Kong has an art display of 100 viral memes divided in seven zones themed around the likes of “Troll Face,” “Doge,” “Disaster Girl”, and “Drake”.
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Artist Yoshitomo Nara's Cartoon Girl Breaks Record, Sold For 25 Million
As violence escalated in Hong Kong over the weekend with protesters starting fires and throwing petrol bombs and police responding with tear gas, a roomful of Asia's elite gathered to bid on art and wine.
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Indian Artist To Present Largest Solo Show In Hong Kong
The largest-ever solo Hong Kong exhibition of Indian artist NS Harsha, known for his multi-faceted artistic practice, would show how textile is a blank canvas that allows for imagination and interpretation.
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Dying Art? A Recipe To Save Hong Kong's Handmade Dim Sum
For the past 60 years, Chui Hoi has risen in the early hours of the morning to prepare bite-size steamed morsels for his small but popular dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong.
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Rare Tintin Drawing Auctioned in Hong Kong
A rare drawing of comic book hero Tintin by Belgian cartoonist Herge will be auctioned in Hong Kong today as experts say comic art is becoming as collectible as paintings.
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Jackie Chan's Son Arrested on Drugs Charges, Could be Jailed for Three Years
Police in Beijing have formally arrested the son of Hong Kong martial arts film star Jackie Chan on suspicion of allowing other people to consume drugs, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of three years' imprisonment, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Art Basel Puts Spotlight on Hong Kong
Hong Kong's tallest building will transform into a glowing art installation this week, a beacon showing off the city's ambition to be recognised as a major cultural hub with its second Art Basel fair.
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Moviegoers moved by Jai Bhim Comrade at Dharmshala International Film Festival
It took Anand Patwardhan 14 years to make Jai Bhim Comrade, a 200-minute documentary about Dalits, but it seemed worth the effort. It was well-received at the ongoing Dharmshala International Film Festival (DIFF).
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A Tribute For Sophia Loren
Hollywood legend, Sophia Loren will be honoured by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.
