The European Review of Books #11 exhibiting Hong Kong’s bold Brutalist tradition

Hong Kong’s bold Brutalist tradition had largely gone unnoticed until recently thanks to the research of architect and author Bob Pang

surreal universe as if they were real people

KRISTABEL CHUNG reviews Hong Kong’s live-in labour

structures and landscapes spatially affect one another

smartphones

The European Review of Books #11 exhibiting Hong Kong’s bold Brutalist traditionA breath of fresh air as the summer heat sets in sage. This issue: A descent into European populist algorithms on TikTok, and a descent into the European unconscious. Pier Paolo Pasolinis Petrolio on a French stage, and the birth of simultaneous translation on the stage of the Nuremberg Trials. The wartime lessons learned by Stefan Zweig, Marcel Proust & Romain Roland in the 1910s, and the wartime lessons learned by a Ukrainian geese herder in the