Cover From left: Carmen Chiu, Saffie Ng, Angie Ng, Ana R, Ankie Beilke, Cora Mau and Utah Lee at Swire Properties’ Artists’ Party which celebrated Hong Kong’s high-octane Art Month
From left: Carmen Chiu, Saffie Ng, Angie Ng, Ana R, Ankie Beilke, Cora Mau and Utah Lee at Swire Properties’ Artists’ Party which celebrated Hong Kong’s high-octane Art Month
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Swire Properties’ Artists’ Party was more than just a celebration of the arts, it reaffirmed the vital role that art plays in our lives
When: March 27
Where: The Continental, Pacific Place
Here’s what you missed:
Swire Properties hosted its annual Artists’ Party at The Continental, transforming the upscale Pacific Place restaurant into a vibrant hub where Hong Kong’s art, property and finance sectors came together to celebrate Art Month.
The event drew a diverse crowd, including Tatler community figures such as Feiping Chang, Elly Lam, Angie Ng, Veronica Li and Victoria Tang-Owen, as well as notable names in international art circles, such as British artist Monster Chetwynd, Glasgow-based artist Andrew Miller, Pakistani artist Sara Shakeel and London-based art collective Random International.
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Artist Monster Chetwynd, Victoria Tang-Owen and Elaine Kwok
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Their presence highlighted the importance of collaboration between established figures in the art world and the business community—a relationship that can foster innovative projects and continued support for the arts scene.
The event, for which Shanghai Tang was a fashion sponsor, was truly fashionable and buzzing, enhanced even more by expertly crafted cocktails, champagne and a mix of DJ sets and live music that kept the energy high throughout the night.
It was a fitting tribute to Hong Kong’s high-octane Art Month, showcasing yet again the richness of our city’s cultural fabric.
Suchetana Mukhopadhyay is the Digital Content Manager for Tatler Hong Kong. In this role, she leads all digital editorial and branded content on Tatler Hong Kong’s website, from brainstorming story ideas with the writers to editing and publishing the articles, and from managing the overall content flow to driving search engine optimisation. She also leads the beauty content at Tatler Hong Kong and across the region, and is always looking to champion diversity through her articles. She was previously with Cedar Hong Kong and Gafencu, and freelanced for the South China Morning Post, Campaign Asia-Pacific, CNN and more. Contact her here.
