Arts & Culture

The Lady of the Camellias Macao

Alexandre Dumas’ iconic romance comes to Macao

An artwork from Francisco Ricarte's collection

Local collectors show off at Taipa Village’s latest exhibition

Venice Biennale Macao

The Macao Museum of Art is inviting proposals for the Venice Biennale

Beijing Palace Museum

Applications are being accepted for the Beijing Palace Museum Internship Programme

GalaxyArt Summer Love

GalaxyArt unveils work by muralists and graffiti artists from Macao and Hong Kong

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Aquino da Silva

Meet the penman keeping calligraphy alive in Macao

Macao-born Aquino da Silva is an artist, a craftsman, and a successful entrepreneur.

The Fringe Festival is issuing an open call to artists, performers and producers

The 22nd Macao City Fringe Festival will be held in January 2024 and organisers are inviting proposals for shows and exhibitions that will “break the barriers”.

Fang Lijun ceramic exhibition Sands Gallery

The Sands Gallery is hosting an exhibition of ceramics by Fang Lijun

Drawing from Biblical inspirations, the show of several dozen ceramic pieces is a surprising contrast to the artist’s vivid, better known work in paint.

Allegory of Dreams exhibition

Macao’s entry at the Venice Biennale, Allegory of Dreams, comes home

Didn’t make it to Venice last year? Don’t worry. You can enjoy Macao’s ethereal entry, ‘closer to the original idea’, at its new temporary home in the Tap Seac Gallery.

Ramadan at Macau Mosque

What Ramadan and Eid-al-Fitr mean to Macao’s Muslims

The city’s Muslims are fasting in anticipation of Eid-al-Fitr, one of Islam’s two biggest holidays. But lack of local understanding makes Ramadan hard for some.

Books on Macao

With World Book Day approaching, here are your 10 must-read volumes on Macao

The topic of Macao has generated a vast corpus of literature, but don’t be daunted. Start, instead, with any one of these scintillating texts.

Lam Ieong Kun

How this Macao designer helps brands tell their stories in eye-catching new ways

Lam Ieong Kun of Indego Design has made a name for himself by creating compelling visuals for big names like Nike and Mandarin Oriental, and traditional noodle houses, too.

Macao Easter egg, children

How to make the most of Easter in Macao

Jesus is the reason for the season, but there are plenty of non-religious ways to celebrate Easter here, too.

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