Tag: Artifacts
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Mix of science and tradition helps restore relics in the Forbidden City
It’s highly technical work in what looks more like a lab than a museum: A fragment of a glazed roof tile from Beijing’s Forbidden City is ... -
Artifacts | Coal lumps for Christmas
Now it’s December, the fairy lights are up in Senado Square and you can almost taste Christmas in the air. Well not quite. Macau’s winter breezes ... -
Artifacts | Rise of the geeks
Famous for its bespectacled geeks welded to their laptops, smartphones and video games, it’s obvious to everyone living here that Asia’s currently undergoing somewhat of a ... -
Artifacts | To ‘Om’ or not to ‘Om’?
Apart from being the longest day of the year, last Sunday was also special for another reason. It was the first ever UN international day of ... -
Artifacts | Migration invasion
The plot smacks more of a grisly Hollywood horror film than a real life news story: stormy seas, boats adrift, traffickers brandishing weapons, starvation… disaster. But ... -
Artifacts: Game of votes
It was like a real life episode of Game of Thrones. Five contenders but only one title. The winner stood to take all – the title ... -
Artifacts: Creativity and commmerce
Hong Kong has been hitting the headlines for all the right reasons over the past few days with its current contemporary cultural happenings attracting the worldwide ... -
Artifacts: Live to work, work to live
Recently it seems that the theme of jobs and workers’ rights has been a hot topic, what with Best Supporting Actress winner Patricia Arquette using her ... -
Artifacts: Keeping it in the family
It’s that time of year again where Christmas has gone and Chinese New Year is coming up, and whether Western or Chinese, most of us will ...
