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Taschen book sale

  • Shopping, Bookshops
  • Taschen, Central
Catharina Cheung
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Time Out says

Premium art book publisher Taschen is holding its biannual sale soon, so if you’ve ever wanted one of their beautiful coffee table books, now’s the time to act! From September 3 to 6, Taschen will be offering discounts of up to 75 percent off, both online and in their flagship stores worldwide – and for Hong Kong, this means their location in Tai Kwun.

Browse through books exploring a wide range of topics, from art, fashion, photography, and design, to architecture, travel, and even more obscure topics like witchcraft and esoteric teachings. This season we’ve got our eyes on Paleoart: Visions of the Prehistoric Past, a relatively new volume on depictions of dinosaurs from the early 19th century to the present; The Gourmand’s Egg, which deep dives into the cultural importance, food, and art centred around the humble egg; and Greek Myths, since you’re probably still on a hero hyperfixation like us after watching Nolan’s The Odyssey.

Taschen’s sale runs from September 3 to 6, but in case you’d like to browse the tomes in person, there is an exclusive early shopping day on Wednesday, September 2, held only in store. See our book recommendations here.

Details

Event website:
www.taschen.com/en/
Address
Taschen
Shop 01-G02, G/F, Tai Kwun
10 Hollywood Road, Central
Hong Kong

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