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This Fashion Startup Wants Your Taste to Make You Money
OMEN is creating a new digital marketplace where cultural capital can convert into a liquid asset.
Nov 25
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Patrick Kho
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Subculture Never Died; You Just Stopped Looking For It
Proof of new-ness from a basement in Hong Kong.
Nov 11
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Raves at 200-Year-Old Heritage Sites
Digital Zine 1: Across Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Manila, electronic music events are being held at historic buildings. How and why did this…
Oct 7
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Patrick Kho
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The Rise of the Traveling Third Space
Around the world, new communities are decoupling from space and traveling within cities to foster connection.
Sep 2
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Funding an Art Gallery With Satire and Mac and Cheese
N+ Museum, a guerilla gallery, is offering a bold proposition for how independent art can thrive against the industry’s commercialization.
Aug 26
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Patrick Kho
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This Party Was Homemade
In just two years, UMAMI went from hosting house parties to throwing one of the biggest electronic music events of the summer. How did they do it?
Aug 19
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Patrick Kho
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“Expat” is a Dying Subculture
At Staunton’s—a longstanding expat hub in Hong Kong—foreigners are trading transience for deeper ties to the city.
Jul 29
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A Punk Zine in the “World’s Most Expensive City”
Mau1, a new collective, is trying to uplift young, struggling artists in Asia’s financial hub.
Jul 15
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Patrick Kho
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“‘Underground’ is not a cool term.”
Late newsletter: On bringing cultural discourse back to Hong Kong + my panel talk with CRITICAL MASS on “underground” culture.
Jul 3
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Patrick Kho
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Ravers Are Designing a New East Asian Future
They’re sick of cyberpunk.
Jun 17
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Patrick Kho
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The Boys Are Dressed to Climb
Bolder Boiz is creating a bouldering community—and building a streetwear brand on top of it.
May 13
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Patrick Kho
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What is “Underground” Nightlife in 2025?
Following Boiler Room’s return to Hong Kong, three nightlife organizers in the city reflect on the definitions and problems in naming “underground…
May 6
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Patrick Kho
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