AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFilm: Macau director Max Bessmertny’s The Violin Case earns praise for its street-level portrait of the city and a story about the value of art beyond its market price. Visual Arts: POLY MGM MUSEUM’s “Luminous Brilliance: The Artistry of Zibo Liuli” brings nearly 180 glass works to Macau, tracing 3,000 years of Chinese glassmaking; it runs through March 31. Live Music: “hush! Beach Concerts x Urban Sports Wellfest” starts its lead-in activities on November 3, with workshops and performances ahead of the Hac Sa Beach festival on November 14–15. Tan Dun will also join the China National Symphony Orchestra and two Macao musicians for the International Music Festival’s November 29 concert. Stage: Jackie Chan makes his opera-directing debut with a new Turandot, blending Puccini’s classic with Chinese martial arts and modern visuals. Cultural Policy: A new Cultural and Sports Bureau and unified fund take effect November 1, bringing the city’s cultural and sports agencies together.
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