That’s a Wrap

The year draws to a close with thought-provoking exhibitions featuring ancient treasures and contemporary works

By Zabrina Lo

HONG KONG MUSEUM OF ART A Taste for Life: The Collection and Connoisseurship of Mr Low Chuck-tiew Until February 24, 2021 Low Chuck-tiew (1911-1993) was a scholar and connoisseur famous for his knowledge of Chinese calligraphy and ink art from the late Ming and Qing dynasties. He left behind a huge number of these ancient artworks in what he called the Xubaizhai collection: the name Xubai was taken from a Qing dynasty calligrapher who Low admired, and zhai is the Mandarin word for a study. The exhibition showcases more than 40 historical works from his collection and recounts how Low acquired the pieces. hk.art.museum WHITE CUBE Takis Until February 27, 2021 Greek artist Panayiotis Vassilakis (1925-2019), who was known as Takis, was famous for his kinetic sculptures and public art.…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2020

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