In this issue

In this month’s cover story, art collector, curator and gallerist Shanyan Koder reveals how she’s shaking up the art world with a new e-commerce platform. Elsewhere in the issue, we speak to actress Zhang Ziyi, industrial designer Marc Newson, and James Louey, who has turned his passion for music and cinema into a thriving business.

Raider Of The Lost Art

Industrial designer Marc Newson has revived an ancient art and translated it spectacularly to his minimalist furniture. He talks to Christina Ko on the occasion of his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong

3 mins

Trails Of Discovery

Jeremy Jauncey shares his top 5 travel picks for 2019

3 mins

Personalised Luxury

Explore Europe’s most beautiful waterways on an all-inclusive luxury voyage with Crystal River Cruises

3 mins

Different Forms Of Light

Pamper your skin with new additions to La Prairie’s Complexion Collection, which offer all the qualities of its skin caviar range in a foundation form

3 mins

Cracking The Code

The launch in Taipei of an entirely new family of watches signals an exciting new direction for Audemars Piguet, writes Annie Darling

3 mins

Once Upon A Time In Cannes

Celebrating 20 years of a stellar career, Zhang Ziyi returns to Cannes as Chopard’s “Godmother” to present two important awards. She talks to Charlene Co about earning respect, and the importance of recognising and supporting young talent

4 mins

Virtual Visionary

It’s no wonder Shanyan Koder has forged an enviable reputation as a trusted adviser to serious art collectors and institutions—after all, she is the daughter of renowned collector Canning Fok. Now the creative London-based entrepreneur is shaking up the art market with a digital revolution. She talks to Christina Ko

7 mins

High Marks In Happiness

A course in improving personal well-being has become an Ivy League university’s most popular class of all time—and it’s free. Madeleine Ross decided to put it to the test

7 mins

Backstage Pass

James Louey takes Oliver Giles inside his “bat cave,” a teched-out audiovisual studio where he produces animations, music, films and more

4 mins

Paying It Forward

Some five decades after a scholarship gave him his start in business, Merle Hinrich is helping develop the next generation of Asian leaders in trade. He tells Ruth Shapiro how and why

3 mins

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