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Some people say that Hong Kong is worth staying 3 days, then you've seen most of it. But there is so much more to see than just the Peak and the Peninsula. This week end we visited 2 places very interesting: the "Cattle Depot" and "Nan Lian Garden".
Cattle Depot Artist Village (牛棚藝術村) is located on 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon. The site was originally used as a slaughterhouse from 1908 to 1999. It was renovated and developed into a village for artists in 2001. It is now home to around 20 art groups in Hong Kong.The Nan Lian Garden is situated at Diamond Hill of Kowloon, taking in the full view of southeast Kowloon. Designed in a japanese way, it's a relaxing gateaway from Central.
dimanche 18 octobre 2009
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mercredi 7 octobre 2009
MUMU'S NEW BOOK
TOI + MAX
Last summer, my best friend got married. we had so much fun making this video for her wedding. She is now traveling AROUND THE WORLD with her lovely husband. I wish them all the best and I'm looking forward to see them in Hong Kong!
mardi 6 octobre 2009
WHAT WE LIKE ABOUT BELGIANS



Belgian architects IMPORT.EXPORT have created a mobile multi-storey structure that allows people to camp in urban areas.Urban Camping is a steel structure supporting four platforms on which tents can be pitched.
AN ISLAND DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY ART

The island, with its sandy beaches and sunny weather, combined with a laid back country feel is a relaxing getaway from Japan's large urban areas such as Tokyo. Much of Naoshima's art was installed by the Benesse Corporation, which oversees art museums, installations, and sculpture throughout the island. In addition, Naoshima's municipal buildings and schools were designed by the modern architect, ISHII KAZUHIRO.
(On the picture, a sculpture of YAYOI KUSAMA, the famous japanese artist obssessed with dots!)
lundi 5 octobre 2009
WHAT WE LIKE ABOUT BELGIANS


Here are some creations of the belgian designer, NATALIA BRILLI. She studied scenography at "La Cambre", then found herself more and more involved into the fashion world. Eventually, she moved to Paris and produced her own collection of accessories.
I'm a big fan of the way she is using leather to cover skulls, jewelry, musical instruments...She transforms those daily objects into real sculptures.
dimanche 4 octobre 2009
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