AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHong Kong Film & Culture: Damai Entertainment (formerly Alibaba Pictures) confirmed the international rollout of the Teochew-dialect hit Dear You, starting June 18 with Hong Kong and other Chinese-speaking territories, then expanding to major markets including the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the U.K., France, Ireland, Japan, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam. Local Arts & Writing: HKU’s MFA in Creative Writing in English held its 2026 Showcase at the HKU Black Box alongside the anniversary launch of Black Box Magazine, featuring spoken word, short drama and cross-media performances that blend music, dance, digital art and Gen AI. Exhibitions & Design: A new Somerset exhibition, Many Worlds, One Mind, runs June 6 to Aug 15, exploring global capitalism through Gordon Cheung’s multimedia works, including a “New Order” series inspired by Dutch Golden Age economic bubbles and a sculpture built from Financial Times stock listings. Art & Hospitality (Global): James Turrell’s largest museum Skyspace opens June 19 at Denmark’s ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, while Monaco’s Floating Art Hotel debuts a “museum-grade” traveling exhibition aboard a 236-foot superyacht during the Grand Prix period. Hong Kong Leisure: The Hong Kong Jockey Club opens “Pony World” at Sha Tin Racecourse (Penfold Park) as an interactive equestrian experience for kids, with stables tours, mini-pony photos and pony rides from June 22. Food & Craft: Wacaco, a Hong Kong-based coffee gear maker, launches the Prestina compact manual immersion brewer in Clay Pink, Coal Black and Sage Green.
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