MUI WO JOURNALIST, POET AND CERAMICIST ILARIA MARIA SALA WANTS US TO LIVE OUR BEST LIVES, AND SHE LEADS BY EXAMPLE. ELIZABETH KERR REPORTS Ilaria Maria Sala is on her way to White Cube in Central to see the latest exhibition by Korean artist Lee Jin-woo. She looks suitably summery walking through ifc Mall in a multi-coloured dress she made herself and a straw hat. As is the case in Hong Kong these days the… Read More »Role Model For Change
Brought by Airport Dimensions, SSP and Travel Food Services, Kyra Lounge opened off Terminal 1’s central concourse on July 2, and the first thing you need to know is that it’s beautiful. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with light, and offer panoramic views of aircraft and mountains, the calming colour scheme moves from warm beige through to dark green helping travellers relax and recharge, and the lighting is simply sublime. “Kyra, in its purest translation,… Read More »Happenings & Events: Stuff To Know In August!
SCENIC BEAUTY, ECOLOGICAL HIGHLIGHTS AND THE STRANGEST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN HONG KONG Nestled deep within Lantau South Country Park in the southeastern corner of Lantau, Chi Ma Wan Peninsula is a remote and seldom-visited outcrop replete with secluded bays, white-sand beaches, untamed hinterland and towering peaks. The scenery is seriously majestic and, since there are no roads to speak of, the best way to see it in all its glory is on foot. A hiking… Read More »Exploring Chi ma wan peninsula
TUNG CHUNG RESIDENT SABAY LYNAM HAS HER EYES ON COMPETING ATTHE RUGBY WORLD CUP NEXT YEAR – BETWEEN CLASSES. ELIZABETH KERR REPORTS “Yeah, cats are tricky, especially when they’re not used to a lot of movement around them,” says 20-year-old Sabay Lynam, via Google from the clubhouse in her apartment complex in Tung Chung. Sabay is currently a University of Queensland student, studying veterinary technology, and my initial hope was that she’d share some tips… Read More »She’s Got Game
