Enid Tsui is an Arts Editor at the Post. She specializes in the art market, visual and performing arts, and cultural policy, often exploring themes such as cultural movements, digital and fine art, and urban and street art. Enid's work has been featured in MSN, South China Morning Post SCMP, and Newswav.
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Enid Tsui's reporting primarily revolves around local art and culture in Hong Kong and China. She extensively covers events, exhibitions, and provides expert commentary on the developments in the art scene.
If you're involved in the arts or entertainment industry, particularly within East Asia, offering insights into upcoming events, new trends in artistic expression, or providing expert commentary on cultural shifts may resonate with Enid's coverage focus. Additionally, given her emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary within lifestyle and entertainment news topics related to Hong Kong Art and Exhibitions could be well received by her.
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By: Enid Tsui
This year, South Korea's oldest biennale explores politics through sound, performance and art, but does it truly challenge the status quo?
By: Enid Tsui
Now that other Asian societies are taking their artists more seriously, it is time for M+ and HKMoA to give our living artists major solo exhibitions
To offset the costs of a major upgrade, Christophe Leribault, president of the Louvre Museum, would ‘love to have some sponsors from Asia’.
By: Enid Tsui
To offset the costs of a major upgrade, Christophe Leribault, president of the Louvre Museum, would ‘love to have some sponsors from Asia'
By: Enid Tsui
Curators urged visitors not to be distracted by the bitter pre-opening dispute over the ‘Taiwan Pavilion' naming. They needn't have worried
By: Enid Tsui
Curators urged visitors not to be distracted by the bitter pre-opening dispute over the ‘Taiwan Pavilion’ naming. They needn’t have worried.
By: Enid Tsui
Juan Diego Florez joins the Hong Kong Philharmonic for a night of bel canto arias and songs from Spanish zarzuela musical theatre
By: Enid Tsui
Juan Diego Florez joins the Hong Kong Philharmonic for a night of bel canto arias and songs from Spanish zarzuela musical theatre.
By: Enid Tsui
The ‘commemorative tribute' to the Royal Academy's 1935 show of Chinese art includes a book launch and the reuniting of 15 objects
By: Enid Tsui
The ‘commemorative tribute’ to the Royal Academy’s 1935 show of Chinese art includes a book launch and the reuniting of 15 objects.
