The aesthetics and design of Hong Kong’s public housing estates have inspired many creative minds and influencers. Photographs, illustrations, and oral history projects have documented the rainbow-coloured facades of Choi Hung Estate, the bicylindrical block design of Lai Tak Tsuen or the more common I or H-shaped blocks in other estates. One of the people contributing to recording these public housing estates is Aiko Kan.

The David Zwirner gallery is currently featuring a selection of Robert Ryman's works created from the early 1960s through the 2000s. The exhibition includes several drawings and key examples of Ryman’s paintings, among them the “Crazy” series, works that relate to the surface upon which they are hung, or that accentuate specific lighting conditions and other factors that may affect the viewer’s experience and interpretation.

Mue is a Korean singer-songwriter who grew up in Hong Kong. He studied music at Berklee College of Music and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. His produces lo-fi bedroom music, mainly using a guitar and a launchpad. He’s with us now to introduce his latest single: “Twenty-nine”.