Do physical books still carry their timeless charm?
Ken Wan
Ken Wan, deeply rooted in the world of publishing for many years, began his artistic journey as a child, learning to paint under the guidance of his father. His life’s path has been entwined with the cultural and artistic tapestry of Hong Kong, marked by a half-century of quiet melancholy, unspoken struggles, and a yearning to bridge dreams with reality.
A true devotee of art, Ken Wan has long been constrained by the stark truth that creativity alone cannot quell hunger. Wandering through this paradox, he nurtured a persistent dream—to publish an art magazine that would celebrate the value of artistic expression, offering artists not only recognition but also a means to sustain their craft. Decades of tireless pursuit have culminated in a long-awaited moment, a chance to raise his voice and advocate for the art community with unwavering passion.
Hong Kong
Integrated Publishing House Brand
Professional Publishing – Serving All Sectors of Society
Wholeheartedly Publishing Quality for the Greater Bay Area
Over 20 years of Dedication to Promoting Hong Kong’s Reading Culture
Many people once predicted that print media would quickly decline and become a thing of the past. However, predictions are just predictions—physical books have not only survived but have also grown stronger in their market presence.
