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Gavin Yeung

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Frida

Conceived by Colombian-Belgian choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, this balletic biopic of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo makes its Asian debut on April 4 with the Hong Kong Ballet. Premiered in 2020, the production explores themes of artistic subjectivity and female liberation within a surreal and colourful world of Mexican culture, with performances that blur the line between dance and painting in a swirl of skeletons, Mexican skirts and animals.
Lyric Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, from April 4 to 6. Visit cultural.cityline.com for tickets.
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Alain Ducasse at Morpheus

Monégasque culinary giant Alain Ducasse, whose 33 restaurants around the world lay claim to 18 Michelin stars, recently graced his Macau restaurant with a special dinner to celebrate its retention of two of those stars. Featuring ensembles plucked from the careers of Ducasse and head chef Cedric Satabin, such as Alaskan king crab with garden peas and gold caviar, the menu of five dishes will be rolled out gradually over the coming weeks.
Morpheus, 3/F, City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau
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Salon Lanson

What does a cocktail menu dedicated to the history of Causeway Bay look like? You’ll find the answer at Salon Lanson, the elegant restaurant and bar tucked inside the Lanson Place boutique hotel. Featuring tipples named after hallmarks of the surrounding neighbourhood, such as Little Ginza and Forgotten Island, the Hong Kong Odyssey cocktail menu can be combined with a set of canapés for HK$350 per person.
Salon Lanson, 1/F, Lanson Place, 133 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay
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You’ve Got A Friend Concert

Unwind with media veteran Brian Chow and smooth jazz singer Susan Wong as they host a concert series with the Hong Kong Mental Wellness Association from April 9 to 13 that is equal parts talk show and musical performance. Chow and Wong explore the meaning of happiness with a mix of songs and storytelling.
Rita Tong Liu Drama Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts


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Frida promises a visually stunning performance of the life of Mexican-born painter Frida Kahlo. Photo: courtesy Nationale Opera & Ballet


Frida debuts in Asia on April 4 at HKAPA. Photo: courtesy Nationale Opera & Ballet

Restaurant head chef Cedric Satabin, working at Alain Ducasse at Morpheus’ kitchen. Photo: Alain Ducasse at Morpheus

Hong Kong Odyssey cocktails and canapés at Salon Lanson. Photo: Salon Lanson

Susan Wong and Brian Chow are hosting a concert series to explore the meaning of happiness. Photo: The Hong Kong Mental Wellness Association

Picasso masterpieces join modern Asian artworks in a conversation of creativity at M+ in Hong Kong

Pleasure of Picasso – Mother and Child series (2020-2024) by Keiichi Tanaami, displayed at the “Picasso for Asia – A Conversation” exhibition at M+ Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District. Photo: Alexander Mak

A portrait of Pablo Picasso displayed at the M+ “Picasso for Asia – A Conversation” exhibition. Photo: Alexander Mak

Simon Fujiwara’s 2024 work Who vs Who vs Who? (A Picture of a Massacre) draws on Picasso’s Massacre in Korea (1951). Photo: Ludger Paffrath/courtesy Esther Schipper/M+

Figures by the Sea (1931) is being showcased during the media preview of M+ Special Exhibition “Picasso for Asia—A Conversation” at M+, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

The Acrobat (centre, back, 1930) is showcased during the media preview of M+’s special exhibition “Picasso for Asia – A Conversation” at the West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

Pablo Picasso’s Portrait of a Man (1902-1903). Photo: Musée national Picasso-Paris/Mathieu Rabeau/M+

Pablo Picasso in a still of a movie shown during the media preview of M+’s special exhibition “Picasso for Asia – A Conversation” at West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

Pablo Picasso’s Massacre in Korea (1951). Photo: Musée national Picasso-Paris/Mathieu Rabeau/M+

Isamu Noguchi’s 1945 sculpture Strange Bird (centre) stands in front of Pablo Picasso’s painting Figures by the Sea (left) from 1931 at the M+ exhibition. Photo: Alexander Mak

Picasso’s Horse Head, Sketch for Guernica (1937) at the M+ exhibition. Photo: Alexander Mak

Bust of a Woman by Picasso (right) and Gunpowder Drawing No. 8-A5 by Cai Guo-qiang (left) at M+ Museum. Photo: Alexander Mak

5 crowd-free museums to visit in Europe this year

The Mucha Museum in the newly renovated Savarin Palace, Prague, Czech Republic. Photo: courtesy Mucha Museum 

Foundation Frison Horta, Brussels, Belgium. Photo: courtesy Foundation Frison Horta

The Kennedy Room in Fondazione Luigi Rovati, Milan, Italy. Photo: courtesy Fondazione Luigi Rovati

Mucha Museum in Prague, Czech Republic. Photo: courtesy Mucha Museum

Paintings in the study of the Giorgio De Chirico House Museum, in Rome, Italy. Photo: Getty Images

A bullet baby statue at the entrance to the HR Giger Museum in Gruyères, Switzerland. Photo: Peter Neville-Hadley

It was a reproduction of Necronom IV of 1976 that inspired Ridley Scott to invite Swiss artist HR Giger to create the Alien for his film of the same name. Photo: Peter Neville-Hadley

4 boutique hotels in India where kings and queens once lived

Jambughoda Palace in Gujarat, India, is located next to a wildlife sanctuary. Photo: Jambughoda Palace

Karan Mahal in Srinagar, Kashmir, in autumn. Photo: Karan Mahal

The Imperial dining room of Karan Mahal, in Srinagar, Kashmir. Photo: Karan Mahal

The Stok Palace Heritage Hotel in Leh, Ladakh. Photo: Stok Palace

Jambughoda Palace in Jambughoda, Gujarat. Photo: Jambughoda Palace

Ahilya Fort Hotel in Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh. Photo: Ahilya Fort Hotel

Cantonese meets Catalan: Spanish cuisine in Hong Kong

A cured sardine dish from La Rambla. Photo: La Rambla

La Rambla’s chef Rafa Gil. Photo: La Rambla

Cantonese-style fish steamed with ginger and red peppers in soy sauce. Photo: Shutterstock 

Tapas served at La Rambla. Photo: La Rambla

Amber’s executive pastry chef Carles Codina hails from Catalonia. Photo: Amber

Angelle Siyang-Le on the journey that brought her to Art Basel Hong Kong

Angelle Siyang-Le, the director of Art Basel Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Art Basel

Angelle Siyang-Le and her mother, in Shenzhen. Photo: courtesy Angelle Siyang-Le

Angelle Siyang-Le with then boyfriend, now husband, Grégoire Daudé at Art Basel Hong Kong 2015. Photo: courtesy Angelle Siyang-Le

Angelle Siyang-Le when she was living in Dubai. Photo: courtesy Angelle Siyang-Le

Angelle Siyang-Le, moved to Hong Kong in 2012. Photo: K.Y. Cheng

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See balletic biopic of Frida Kahlo, savour Alain Ducasse’s menu, sip Causeway Bay cocktails and enjoy live music and conversation to boost your mental wellbeing


See balletic biopic of Frida Kahlo, savour Alain Ducasse’s menu, sip Causeway Bay cocktails and enjoy live music and conversation to boost your mental wellbeing.


Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, March 30-April 5

See balletic biopic of Frida Kahlo, savour Alain Ducasse’s menu, sip Causeway Bay cocktails and enjoy live music and conversation to boost your mental wellbeing

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Frida

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Alain Ducasse at Morpheus

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