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Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s M+ Museum Is Finally Open, but Censorship Threats Loom

The museum has an 8,000-object collection, and is nearly twice as big as the Tate Modern.
By Helen Holmes

A New Hong Kong Censorship Law Will Crack Down on Films and Documentaries

Increasingly stringent Hong Kong laws have pitted protesters against Beijing, and artists are paying the price.
By Helen Holmes

Basquiat’s ‘Untitled (Red Warrior)’ Is Fairly Unique Amongst the Artist’s Canon

Sotheby's Hong Kong is offering the work at auction next month.
By Helen Holmes

Sotheby’s Will Host the Highest-Estimated Wine Auction in History

By Helen Holmes

10 Things You Need to Know About Hong Kong’s Richest Man

By Jessie Yeung
432 Park Avenue was built to attract ultra wealthy buyers.

Where in the World Are the Super Wealthy Buying Homes?

By Justin Fichelson
Check out the best places to get work done in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong’s 8 Best Coffee Shops For Getting Work Done

By Jessie Yeung
It's not all sunsets and amazing views.

The Guilt That Comes With Your Fabulous Around-the-World Trip

By Todd Plummer
The entrance of the carpark in the Upton residential building in Hong Kong.

Someone Paid $664,000 for a Parking Spot in Hong Kong

By Diana Bruk
Today thousands of empty suburban malls dot the American landscape.

The Mall Isn’t Dead—It’s Just Changing

By Stefan Al
The cast of Real Housewives of Los Angeles.

‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Recap 7×15: Hong Kong Phooey

By Jackie D
Hong Kong Skyline

Behind Hong Kong’s Failing Appeal as a Luxury Destination

By Jeena Sharma
Yau Wai-ching of the stands in front of riot police amid ongoing protests in Hong Kong. China has blocked Yau from taking her elected seat in Hong Kong's legislature for her separatist beliefs.

Can President Trump Stand Up to the Bullies of Beijing?

By Richard Bernstein
Sotheby's.

Sotheby’s Stock Is Up on Q2 Numbers, But No Can Agree on Why or What It Means

By Guelda Voien
A mural by Banksy in Calais, France. (Photo: courtesy the artist's website, banksy.co.uk)

Banksy Surprises UK School With Mural, Tourist Elbows a Warhol

By Alanna Martinez
Countdown Machine.

Piece Criticizing Mainland China Removed From Public View in Hong Kong

By Guelda Voien
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 23: New York artist Spencer Tunick poses whilst standing over a model dressed only with sushi aT a press conference at the Toko Restaurant & Bar on February 23, 2010 in Sydney, Australia. Tunick will be creating his next installation 'The Base' on the steps of the Sydney Opera House as part of the 32nd Sydney Mardi Gras Festival.

Artist Asks Women to Pose Nude at GOP Convention, Smithsonian Acquires Outsider Art

By Alanna Martinez
Solange Knowles

Fashion Roundup: Solange Knowles’ E-Comm Deubt and Brioni’s Surprising Hire

By Dena Silver
Artist Tracey Emin.

Tracey Emin Talks Love, New York Asia Week Sales Slump—and More

By Alanna Martinez
WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 22: (EDITORS NOTE:This image has been digitally altered.) Kevin Spacey poses for a photo with a portrait of President Frank Underwood (from the Netflix series "House Of Cards") at a press conference hosted by The Smithsonian and Netflix at the National Portrait Gallery on February 22, 2016 in Washington, DC.

Smithsonian Hangs Francis Underwood Portrait, Nordic Pavilion Names Curator—and More

By Alanna Martinez
A cover by Cindy Sherman for Harper's Bazaar. (Photographer: Cindy Sherman)

Cindy Sherman Snaps NYFW Covers, Detroit Embraces X-Rated Art Show—and More

By Alanna Martinez

A Guerrilla Girl Takeover, Visual Trends for 2016—and More

By Ryan Steadman
The Arch of Triumph in Palmyra.

ISIS Destroys Palmyra Arch, Cuban Artist El Sexto Jailed for Mocking Fidel, and More

By Guelda Voien
Nam June Paik's Electronic Superhighway, 1974.

Gagosian to Represent the Estate of Nam June Paik, ‘Grandfather of Video Art’

By Ryan Steadman
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