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The Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong, the Most Rev John Baptist Wu (centre), heading a delegation to China, at a press conference in Kai Tak Airport in March 1985. Photo: P.Y. Tang
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A Night Banquet at Peach and Plum Garden by Ding Guanpeng, from the Qing dynasty. Photo: The Palace Museum
Inhwa Yeom uses XR and AI to create artworks offering social commentary; catch her at the Hong Kong Arts Centre’s “Future Tense” exhibition. Photo: courtesy Inhwa Yeom
“Between Times” is Berlin-based artist Yam Shalev’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
There’s loads happening in Hong Kong this week, from Mogwai’s show at Freespace in West Kowloon, to an ASMR exhibition debuting at Airside in Kai Tak. Photo: Rock Action Records
Megan Lam, Wendy Lam, Florence Chan, Gina Jiang and Angela Wu are five women at the top of their game in the field of STEM. Photo: TMT
French circus performer Aurélia Thierrée has led a fascinating “gypsy” life. Photo: Marian Adreani, courtesy Aurélia Thierrée
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Indian classical dance will be showcased at the India Festival in Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Incredible India Festival
E-Co Village has been built on top of an old landfill in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong. Photo: AOS.Architecture
Glen Loveland poses in front of Beijing’s Olympic Stadium. Photo: Courtesy of Glen Loveland
Michele Fletcher in the studio. Photo: courtesy White Cube
Portrait of Japanese writer Asako Yuzuki. Photo: courtesy of Asako Yuzuki
Half the proceeds from the International Women’s Day event at Alibi in Hong Kong will be donated to the YWCA. Photo: Alibi

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Musician Bolis Pupul pictured in Hong Kong in 2023. Photo: Bieke Depoorter/Magnum Photos
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Belgian musician Bolis Pupul is rediscovering his roots in Hong Kong. Photo: Bieke Depoorter/Magnum Photos
“Van Gogh Alive” features over 30 screens for an immersive experience. Photo: Grande Experiences
The body of a murder victim was dumped in a street near Hung Hom Ferry Pier in 2004. Photo: Roy Issa
Connie Wang talks about being one of many Connies, finding style stories around the world, and her mother’s sense of adventure. Photo: Chris Buck
===Extended for lead image==== DJ and founder of Canton Mambo Gia Fu. Photo: Kim Lo
The hottest new openings in Hong Kong from February 23 to March 1 include Taobao’s first physical store and pop-up Thai concept Baan Baan. Photo: Baan Baan

The hottest new openings in Hong Kong, February 23 to March 1

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