Read more at Hong Kong Tatler — by Christian Gollayan: The Chinese couturier will also include four of her couture gowns at the gold-themed auction in October… July 15, 2019
Read more at Drinks Retailing News — by Sonya Hook: London’s only sake producer has launched its first ultra-premium sake. Kiku, which means ‘hear’ in Japanese, is a limited edition sake, and […]
Read more at CBC.ca — by Marie Alcober: Interdisciplinary Artist Zadie Xa’s work aims to encapsulate her experience in the Asian diaspora. Canadian interdisciplinary artist Zadie Xa—whose work spans sound, video, textile, […]
by Phoebe Weston A new Mayfair exhibition shows the pottery of Japanese artist Makoto Kagoshima who uses dentist picks and bits of broken umbrellas to make his work. Kagoshima, from Kyushu in […]
by Lydia Manch Imperial Treasure sits snugly in the corner of Haymarket and Pall Mall, a new outpost for a restaurant group that’s already established and Michelin-starry across Shanghai, Singapore and Hong […]
by Ailis Brennan We’ve all found ourselves pining for a pad thai or gagging for a green curry now and then, but there’s much more to London’s Thai food than the tried-and-tested favourites. […]
by Jimi Famurewa It doesn’t happen much any more but, in my occasional life as a supremely jet lagged interviewer of LA-based actors, I usually find myself dining alone in a very […]
Limkokwing Uni highlights cultural opulence on London runway by Bervin Cheong Seen in a show recently as part of London Fashion Week were the stylish designs of students and alum from Limkokwing […]
by Ailis Brennan Spring in London is in full swing – but while us Brits love the flower-filled season, the Japanese dedicate a whole festival to it. Sakura is the Japanese term for […]
Following an inaugural year enjoyed by audiences and critics alike, A Festival of Korean Dance will return in 2019. Technology, philosophy, folk tales and feminism are among the subjects explored by the […]
