Phil Whelan spoke to modern art specialist Yelin Qiu about Tamar Park that has been transformed into a giant, immersive, interactive art installation by the Japanese art collective teamLab, and their weird and wonderful use of giant glowing eggs. The exhibition has been extended to June the eighth because of popular demand. Mr Qiu explained why immersive art installations are gaining popularity, and what exactly is immersive art in the first place:

Carol Mang visited the Affordable Art fair in Wanchai to find out if the fair lives up to its name? Is it really affordable? Can you really get inspiring, thought-provoking pieces without breaking the bank? She spoke to visitors and exhibitors to find out more:

The ship, Doulos Hope, operated by a German non-profit organization GBA Ships, has berthed at Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, and will be here until next Sunday. Jess Tanton, Project Coordinator at GBA Ships and Vale Rios, a crew member of Doulos Hope, told Jenny Lam and Mike Rowse that their visit is not just about providing readers with good quality books at affordable prices:

Now, we’ve looked at all sorts of art in this programme, but what about art you can wear? That’s exactly what’s on offer by Janice Chung — a local scarf designer in Tsim Sha Tsui. She told Janice Wong about her preference for bold and bright colours and prints:

Hong Kong based ska band - The Red Stripes will be officially released it's first every single very soon. The band’s main man, Fred Croft spoke to Ben Tse on our Broadstrokes podcast. He started off by explaining what ska music is: