Tatler Asia visited Winkle-picker’s work at the HSBC Archives Gallery. Veteran of the art scene in Hong Kong and former Director of Christie’s Elaine Kwok called it “one of Hong Kong’s best-kept secrets.”

The sixth generation of the Peak Tram will re-open at the end of August after a HK$799 million refurbishment, reports Time Out Hong Kong. As well as the technical upgrade of new tramcars, haulage and control systems, there will be a new queuing experience for passengers consisting of five engaging zones: Eye of Infinity, The Beating Heart, An Icon is Born, Once Upon a Tram, and Go Wild at The Peak.

The ‘Threads of Life’ digital art piece developed by Winkle-picker in association with Sugar Design (HK) Ltd and IOIO has been featured in the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

An NFT exhibition entitled METAVISION, considered the most diverse of its kind in Hong Kong to date, is being held at K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui, where visitors will have the chance to see a selection of NFT artworks from around the world. HSBC is taking part in the exhibition and the bank has transformed the Gold Ball at K11 MUSEA into a dedicated exhibition zone. The area is equipped with high-tech panels to showcase the story of the bank’s pioneering involvement in NFT art.

It’s hard to believe that it is nearly 4 years since the Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts opened in Hong Kong. A year after it opened we took the temperature of the views of the most important people in the whole process – the visitors. So, three years later we thought we would take a look at Tripadvisor to see tourist views on Tai Kwun, especially the museum-y elements of the experience ….