Leung Ping Kwan wrote many poems about food, “because it is indispensable in our daily lives, substantive, colorful and complex. It holds its unique place in human relations and social activities, expressing our aesthetics and values, linking our prejudices and desires”.
——‘Food, City, Culture’, 2000
Leung Ping Kwan’s writing | Artwork |
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Millie Chen: Daipaidong (Foodstalls)
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Green Salad |
Choi Yan Chi: Salad Drawing
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A Pair of Pears |
Lee Ka Sing: A Pair of Pears
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Pun Choi on New Year’s Eve |
Lee Ka Sing: Pun Choi on New Year’s Eve
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Mussels in Brussels |
Lee Ka Sing: Looking out from the Old Watch Tower at the Peak
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Tea-coffee |
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Tasting New Wines with Mio |
anothermountainman: Wine Tasting
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Yellow Pepper |
Leung Ping Kwan: Yellow Pepper
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Pun Choi (Hong Kong Basin Feast) |
Lau Gukzik: Punchoi, Cucumber
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Nasi Kuning (Indonesian Yellow Rice) |
Asian Artists: Taste of Asia
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A Taste of Asia | |
Artichoke |
Paul Magendie: Blooming Artichoke
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Photos
Documents
- Green Salad written by Leung Ping Kwan
- Green Salad written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)
- A Pair of Pears written by Leung Ping Kwan
- A Pair of Pears written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)
- Pun Choi on New Year’s Eve written by Leung Ping Kwan
- Pun Choi on New Year’s Eve written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)
- Mussels in Brussels written by Leung Ping Kwan
- Mussels in Brussels written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)
- Tea-coffee written by Leung Ping Kwan
- Tea-coffee written by Leung Ping Kwan (Translation work)