[Cooked Food Center] Hanging Paintings - Hong Kong X Onion Peterman

Cooked Food Center The diversity of food culture has led to the continuous development of various food spaces, deducing the vitality unique to Hong Kong. In the 1970s, the public market of the Municipal Council was gradually transformed and incorporated into a part of the multi-purpose municipal building. The Chai Wan Market, which was completed in 1978, was the first to have cooked food stalls; the Goose Neck Market, which was completed the following year, became the first public indoor market to have a cooked food centre. The cooked food center has a variety of specialties, taking the civilian route, just like moving the old food stalls indoors. A lively atmosphere combined with unique flavors is more appealing than formulaic mall chains or food courts. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52814396633_e433834773_c_d.jpg The work was originally published in the Winter 2021 issue of "Only Hong Kong" Paper size｜32x42cm Picture size｜25x38cm Paper｜V-Lite Silk 170gsm Printing｜Digital Printing Product serial number｜WA0284 / Shipped in a paper tube / Handmade, each stamped with "Hang Hong Kong" watermark / The picture is for reference only, the product does not include the picture frame Creation // Onion Peterman Hong Kong printmaker, illustrator and independent publisher. In 2018, the independent publishing house DRY RUN PRESS was established, focusing on the production of screen printing prints and independent publications. So far, he has published more than 10 screen printing publications, and participated in many joint exhibitions in Seoul, South Korea, Tokyo, Japan, etc.