The last time Shigeo Otake visited Hong Kong was in 1985, for a brief stopover long enough for a quick meal before continuing his journey. More than four decades later, the 71-year-old Japanese artist, who trained in early Italian Renaissance techniques at Kyoto City University of Arts, has returned – this time for his solo Hong Kong debut at art gallery White Cube. In early July, Otake’s exhibition, “Agoraphilia”, opened at the Hong Kong branch of the international gallery, as part of a White...