Oct 10, 2012
Starbucks supports local art with 'Expresso' photo exhibition and book
As part of its ongoing 'Passion for art' programme, Starbucks recently held a photo exhibition, in partnership with the Hong Kong Arts Centre, featuring four locally renowned photographers and art lovers. TK Mak, Man Lim Chung, Chapman To and Wing Shya each submitted photos on the theme of "Expresso". The exhibition photos will be turned into a book that will be sold in Starbucks outlets, with the proceeds supporting the Hong Kong Arts Centre's Higher Diploma in Fine Art programme.
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