Tsang Tsou-choi (1921-2007) (aka the "King of Kowloon") was a street artist and calligrapher, who gained notoriety for his graffiti and calligraphy in the 1990s Hong Kong. Known for his distinctive calligraphy-style graffiti, the King of Kowloon adorned public spaces with complex, self-proclaimed ownership stamps, reflecting his personal narrative and assertions of sovereignty.
This page serves as a comprehensive resource, highlighting the collections and materials available at M+ Museum that delve into the intriguing world of the King of Kowloon and its connection to the broader theme of Hong Kong Visual Culture.