Amid censorship fears, Hong Kong’s artists contemplate an uncertain future
At the annual Art Basel fair in Hong Kong, visitors browsed busy booths filled with works by some of contemporary art’s biggest names, from Damien Hirst to Isamu Noguchi.
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