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Sergio Garcia earned the individual victory at LINK Hong Kong Open by scoring four-under par -18 and taking home the $4 Million first-place prize. Fireballs GC finished tied at 13 under, and again claimed team supremacy. This marks his second time winning this tournament.

The Hong Kong Arts Development Awards is an annual flagship event of local arts scene that recognizes distinguished arts practitioners, organizations and patrons for their contributions to community life. Furthermore, it promotes awareness about arts-related matters while engaging the general public to actively support local art communities.

This year’s 19th Hong Kong Arts Development Awards is now accepting nominations, with various categories celebrating both veteran artists and up-and-coming talents who have shown remarkable talent and achievement in arts practice.

Each award represents a major initiative by the HKADC to nurture local talent with various artistic perspectives. We invite you to help us identify talented young artists and aid their journey towards success! We welcome you!

The Hong Kong Global Development Prize consists of a HK$5,000 competition open to anyone with an innovative proposal for furthering Hong Kong’s international development efforts and shaping its role on the world stage. You can enter by filling out and submitting this form; upon doing so, we will contact your email address with further instructions for entering.

At this year’s Sovereign Asian Art Prize in Hong Kong on Saturday, Pakistani artist Sameen Agha’s red marble sculpture called A Home Is a Terrible Place to Love was awarded with the grand prize of $30,000. This work portrays an image of an abandoned home that appears to be crumbling down.

ICAS Book Prize for Global Hong Kong Studies The ICAS Book Prize for Best Article on Global Hong Kong Studies was first created by friends and students of Professor Wang Gungwu in 1996 when they donated generously to establish two prizes at the Department of History to recognize undergraduate and postgraduate students studying this field of research. Under the Sixth Round of Government Matching Scheme, this gift was doubled; its endowment has become permanent through which ICAS Board continues the legacy of this prize awarding its annual prizes to worthy authors in Global Hong Kong Studies studies.