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Morgan Lee
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Samsung Crew launches: more than 30 creators share three months of AI-appliance life
Samsung announced Samsung Crew in Korea on November 1. More than 30 first-cohort creators will discuss home use, delivery, installation and aftercare through social platforms and blogs, with products and activity opportunities supported by the brand.
Fragments Reborn Turns Cracks into Design in Bangkok
Sumanatsya Voharn’s exhibition runs through November 22 at BACC pop-up Gallery G1 in Seacon Square Srinakarin. Cups, plates and old wood reveal different ways of joining materials.
Hong Kong Good Take: separate filming locations from themed experiences when planning a movie walk
The guide connects 50 screen works with more than 100 locations. Start with a neighbourhood such as Yau Ma Tei, Old Town Central or Sham Shui Po, then check individual access conditions.
HOTSOX in Tokyo: Hokusai’s 46 views, Shuuetsu lettering and a red-sock prototype
The free LAG exhibition opens 3 November and closes on 8–9 November. A separate Roppongi shop starts on 7 November.
EVAN’s Gliddy pop-up in Seongsu until November 3: plush accessories, QR entry and Photoism rewards
Kasina Seongsu opens 11am–8pm with Weverse reservations and a 30-minute visit limit. Photocard and Photoism thresholds differ, while online orders follow separate conditions.
Soh Souen at WKM until October 31: pastel skin, a fragile egg and the distance between bodies
The final week of My tender passion, tender patience brings pastel details, performance archives and a Kyiv collaboration together. WKM opens Tuesday–Saturday, 11am–7pm, in Wong Chuk Hang.
WestK LEGO HERO-WEEN's final weekend: free missions, DIY prices and the 31 October parade
Decorations remain through 31 October. Free missions and the brick zone return on 30–31 October, 5–9pm, with a free finale on the 31st at 6pm. Some workshops cost extra.
Kim Lim’s Source in Hong Kong: slowing down between carved stone and sound
Axel Vervoordt Gallery in Wong Chuk Hang presents sculptures, prints and photographs by Kim Lim alongside a new sound commission by Bianca Chu and Flora Yin-Wong, through January 30, 2027.
TAxT opens October 30: AI conversations, rice-husk water and birdsong disrupted by visitors
Be Tokens brings 11 groups of technology artists to Chung Yuan Cultural and Creative Park, October 30–November 22. Admission is free; the park closes Mondays.
Peng Kanglong’s Hong Kong exhibition enters its second rotation through November 28: an eleven-metre scroll, silver-foil screen and flower-landscapes
INKstudio at Tai Kwun presents nearly 40 works from different periods across two rotations. Compare the formats and materials of Roaming No.3, Silver Thunderbolt, flowers and landscapes, with second-rotation dates and gallery hours.
Jerry Hsu’s How About Never: 176 Pages of Los Angeles Beyond Skateboarding
Published by MACK in August 2026, How About Never brings together Jerry Hsu’s Los Angeles photographs made since 2011. Explore the images, the edit and the difference between the US$65 standard edition and the signed version.
Echoes of Time in Hong Kong runs until December 12: Rebeka Tam and Shiori Kaneko preserve wall layers and ruin-like forms in clay
wamono art’s duo exhibition begins with Hong Kong’s public walls and imagined abandoned buildings. Explore covering, openings and erosion through three works, with SIGNA dimensions and weekday appointments and Saturday opening details in Wong Chuk Hang.
Sweden’s Benon Brings Tailoring Into the Bedroom: A Closer Look at Inge and Marvel Pillowcases
Founded by Charlie Lindström, Lea Ryrstam and partners, Benon connects a Stockholm tailoring atelier with northern Italian textile production. Two cotton-sateen pillowcases reveal its approach to detail, proportions and care.
Trey Hurst’s At the Threshold in Bangkok runs until November 8: memory takes shape in blue-white arcs and raw-canvas brushwork
Play Art House brings together paintings developed by Trey Hurst between 2023 and 2026. From Advent 02 and Structure of Memory 01 to OLLE’s soundscape, explore materials, dimensions and close-up details for an art stop on Song Wat Road.
The Standard Hua Hin’s Halloween Beach Party: October 31 DJ Times, THB 450 Presale and Table Packages
The Standard Hua Hin will host a beachfront Halloween party from 5 pm to midnight on October 31, with four DJs across five sets. Compare individual admission, three table packages, the costume competition and the seaside setting.
Palace and Nike Mark Manor Place’s Anniversary With a London Skate Jam
MANOR MANIA takes place October 31 from 13:00 to 17:00 London time, with the main jam at 14:00, free entry and GBP 5,000 in trick prizes. The existing skate, football and creative spaces explain the community setting.
The Weeknd Debuts “Hong Kong”: Faye Wong’s “季候風,” Stage Styling and the Remaining Kai Tak Shows
The Weeknd premiered the unreleased “Hong Kong” at Kai Tak, sampling Faye Wong’s 1993 “季候風.” A closer look at the Hong Kong stage styling, October 30–31 shows and admission details.
Arena of Valor Takes Its Tenth Anniversary Across Taipei
An October30 projection on Taipei101 precedes two separately ticketed Dome events on October31, alongside a NT$200 Songshan exhibition and a designated themed MRT trainset.
Taipei Flea Market Runs Until October 27 at Songshan
October 26–27, 11am–7pm: free indoor browsing across two former factories, with Japanese vintage objects, designer furniture, old paper and a planned shellac demonstration.
Es Devlin’s Other Worlds traces 30 years through desks, wildlife and books
Open at London’s Design Museum until April 4, 2027, the exhibition brings a studio reconstruction, circular archive display and Infinite Library into one view of the work behind the stage.
Sunhyewon’s Trembling Things: Glass Webs, Golden Ties and Blue PVC
Through October 31, Mona Hatoum, Choi Sungim and Kim Yunsoo reshape a Seoul hanok with fragile materials. Explore the dates, dimensions and processes of the works, with venue details.
Samsung and POLI.design Give 14 OLED Screens Different Frames
Italian artists reinterpret phones, audio and appliances at Seoul Design Week. Pink tubes, silver facets and woven textures show how a screen’s physical edge can join its imagery.
And Still, Another After in Bangkok: books, street flyers and the conditions a generation inherits
The group exhibition at Jim Thompson Art Center continues until March 29, 2027, exploring everyday inheritances through books, construction materials and moving images. Adult admission is THB50; the art center and library have different opening days.
Bassvictim’s PEACE + WAR arrives November 6 with 19 tracks and a new single
The London duo list a 58-minute album, with White Flag already released on October 21. North American dates lead into Paris, London and Dublin; tickets and show conditions vary.
Hong Kong’s Times Square Halloween pop-up runs to November 4: Jack, a glowing dark room and two Stitch figures
Freaky Halloween Party on B1 brings together a character portrait wall, Oogie Boogie glow room and collectibles. Here are the hours, limited-edition figures and reservation conditions.
TACTFLOW’s 530ml Flip Tumbler: Colours, Cap and Seoul Pop-up
The Hyundai Seoul pop-up runs October 23–November 12. Explore the built-in straw, handle and five colours, plus the current Korean 29CM price and delivery terms.
Htein Lin’s Zootopia in Bangkok: animal masks, reclaimed fabric and an unexpected mermaid
West Eden and Coming From Kalaw present the exhibition through December 27. Shan-paper masks, a reworked Myanmar song and Kafka-like transformation offer ways into images shaped by life in Pindaya.
Esther Luo’s Love in Silence is coming to Bangkok: quiet everyday moments in carousels and snowy scenes
Maison JE Bangkok will present the free exhibition October 31–December 24. Preview textured colour, pictures within pictures and fairytale characters—and remember that the exhibition is closed on Mondays.
JAMSTYLE JARO in Hong Kong: a dragon drinks lemon tea and a Vermilion Bird slurps wonton noodles at Tai Kwun
JAM STYLE meets Hong Kong runs through October 31. Four 65 × 53 cm paintings connect expressive characters with eating and drinking; explore the imagery and Tuesday–Saturday visiting hours.
Jeeyun Kim’s m<other> in Hong Kong: a free photography exhibition on family, identity and belonging
At Asia Society Hong Kong Center until November 8, a project begun in 2010 connects mothers, children and their homes, alongside a new 200-page bilingual book.