Tatler Hong Kong - November 2022

In this issue

In November’s edition, Tatler is examining the meaning of purpose, and how people find it. For our cover story, we speak to the curators of the M+ museum’s special exhibition of Yayoi Kusama’s work about the artist’s global influence and impact. Elsewhere, we meet restauranteurs across the region who have set up businesses that empower marginalised people; catch up with Canto-pop queen Janice Vidal; and add the hottest athluxury outfits to our shopping lists.

Sevens to Heavens

Hong Kong's favourite international rugby tournament returns, plus five more events for November

4 mins

Art in the Fast Lane

The BMW 8 x Jeff Koons is a graphic creation designed with the road in mind

1 min

Expect the Unexpected

\"A healthy degree of unpredictability\" drives Para Site's next chapter, with Billy Tang now at the helm

3 mins

Open to Art

HSBC remains committed to Hong Kong's art scene, joining forces with Asia's first global museum of contemporary visual culture, M+

2 mins

A Growing Voice

Two Hong Kong-based psychologists are raising awareness of childhood anxiety exacerbated by the pandemic and finding ways to address it with their debut children's book, Bravery Grows

3 mins

It Takes Two

Chefs Santipap Tonkanya and Ray Choi are elevating the Thai dining experience in Hong Kong with Plaa, a seafood restaurant created in collaboration with chefs Richie Lin and Ian Kittichai, who are based outside the city

3 mins

Hidden Depths

Two Hong Kong biologists discovered three new species of coral, shedding light on how the city's marine environment may be more diverse, and yet more fragile, than we imagined

4 mins

The Art of Being Human

The world's first symbiotic AI and human orchestra can \"think\" and \"play\" like people. But its creators have bigger plans for neurology beyond dazzling concert hall audiences with the impossible

4 mins

New Wave

Before Art SG makes its long-awaited debut in Singapore next January, co-founder Magnus Renfrew and fair director Shuyin Yang share why it makes sense for Southeast Asia to have an international art fair to call its own

4 mins

Crank up the Volume

Janice Vidal celebrates female music makers on her new album Daughter, and shares how she has grown from a Leon Lai protégée to a star in her own right

5 mins

Artistic Pursuit

Since its inception in 2002, the Rolex Mentor and Protégé programme has been granting young artists the gift of knowledge, and the time to unleash their creativity

5 mins

The Next Great Minimalist

Vietnamese American designer Peter Do talks menswear, growth and four years of building the hottest brand of the moment

6 mins

Precious Moments

Paulene and Antonia Da Cruz believe Clarins Precious is the perfect skincare regime for those looking for balance, whether they're making time for self-care or creating memories with family

2 mins

A New High

Fendi's debut high jewellery collection spotlighting the Roman maison's iconic yellow is spearheaded by Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the great-granddaughter of founders Adele and Edoardo Fendi

2 mins

Caribbean Summer

Cindy Chao The Art Jewel brings a tropical paradise to its first gallery, in the heart of Taipei

2 mins

In the Spotlight

M+'s first special exhibition is on Yayoi Kusama, and sheds light on her fascinating and prolific career, revealing a persistent personality who forged her status as an art icon

6 mins

Spellbound

Magic, witchcraft and astrology have captured the imagination of a growing group of artists. For many, the solution to the world's current upheaval lies in the stars and the invisible

7 mins

Express Your Shelf

Arranging books has become a design field in itself. How you group, stack or assemble your collection says a lot about you. Tatler delves into the driving trends behind a #shelfie, and meets the designers embracing the phenomenon

5 mins

Oasis in the City

Ed Ng and Terence Ngan, of Hong Kong-based design studio AB Concept, have worked on projects for major brands around the world. But their latest venture is more personal: the transformation of their pied-à-terre in the heart of Taipei

3 mins

An Appetite for Good

These restaurants in Asia are inspiring change and empowering marginalised people in their communities

4 mins

Trail Blazing

The recent opening of the Trans-Bhutan Trail has ramped up our sense of adventure and inspired us to explore some of Asia's most epic byways

5 mins

The New Age of Shochu

As the most consumed spirit in Japan, shochu has had an indomitable reign domestically over the past two decades. But as the market for alcohol shrinks in the country, distillers are getting creative, finding new drinkers elsewhere and sparking the beginnings of a new movement in the process

6 mins

The Bigger Picture

HSBC is ramping up its commitment to the arts through a variety of initiatives, including a major partnership with M+, Asia's leading museum of contemporary visual culture. Luanne Lim, CEO of HSBC Hong Kong, discusses why art is so important to the bank— and to the city

5 mins

Connecting the Dots

The art of Yayoi Kusama has been seen by millions of people around the world, but a new exhibition at M+ in Hong Kong proves there's still more to discover about the princess of polka dots

5 mins

Into the Future

HSBC has been championing traditional art for more than a century. Maggie Ng, HSBC's Head of Wealth and Personal Banking, reveals how the bank is now also supporting artists working in the digital world

4 mins

Electric Dreams

HSBC is launching its own digital gallery to celebrate artists from near and far

1 min

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