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Cat Nelson
PostMag Editor
Cat Nelson is the editor of PostMag. Joining SCMP in 2024, she has over a decade of experience in lifestyle media with a background in food and drink writing.
Cat Nelson is the editor of PostMag. Joining SCMP in 2024, she has over a decade of experience in lifestyle media with a background in food and drink writing.
Areas of Expertise:
Editorial strategy, visual direction, lifestyle contentLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Dive into Hong Kong action films of yesteryear, take a moped ride through rural Guizhou and bask in the simple refinement of ‘Jaxury’.
The South China Morning Post’s Sunday magazine receives top design honour and recognition for its feature on Shanghai’s academic bar scene.
Discover Hong Kong’s art deco past, visit a Buddhist mountainside temple retreat and see artist Jessica Zoob’s inspirational works.
See how Hong Kong history is written in the walls, get inspired by a trailblazing ultra-marathon queen, or go wild in Yellowstone National Park.
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Discover what belonging means through a London football team for the Asian diaspora; how lone Michelin-starred restaurants operate in Thailand; and more.
Need travel inspiration this summer? Try the Yunnanese capital of Kunming, Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown or modern-day Silk Road vistas.
Jamieson Lindenburg talks about how he went from being fired as an usher to directing Kooza, which is showing in Hong Kong until July 13.
Movement sparks creativity, as Hong Kong photographer South Ho proves – but did you know that the city has a history of capital trials?
From Lin Zihan’s innovative approach at Wild Yeast in Hangzhou to the art of voguing, identity and cultural shifts are themes explored this week.
Explore a mother and son’s shared passion, the rise of Siargao’s surf scene, Hong Kong’s historical shops and unusual China train routes.
Cirque du Soleil’s whimsical tale returns to Hong Kong with its fantastical costumes, comedy clowns and classic acts.
Ahead of its return, meet the artists behind the circus production’s death-defying stunts and slapstick clowning.
We venture back in time to watch New Wave filmmaker Peter Yung’s 1979 police drama in 4K, seeing Phang Nga Bay by air, sea and land, and more.
The keyword sustainability is mired in contradictions, but HK designers are taking steps to be greener, even showcasing at Milan Design Week.
Matt Abergel and Lindsay Jang have opened Always Joy, an intimate izakaya, while Lala Curio is showing its wallpaper collection at The Peninsula.
Christopher St. Cavish talks China’s ‘salt capital’, David Swanson leads us down a river cruise and Bibek Bhandari remembers 2000s-era Beijing.
Stunt double Jason Li talks about his journey from squash courts to the set of Transformers while we look at Fu’s Dusit Thani Bangkok project.
With Art Basel and Art Central on the horizon, we speak with artists such as Takashi Murakami, as well as hit some European art destinations.
Age is no barrier to new adventures, as HK Ballet’s Silver Ballet programme shows. Plus, creative home solutions and Indian palaces reimagined as hotels.
PostMag hosted a discussion between 5 Hong Kong-based innovators blazing a trail: Florence Chan, Angela Wu, Wendy Lam, Gina Jiang and Megan Lam.
Anushka Purohit founded food upcycling craft beer brand Breer at just 18 – it’s been a long road of breaking ageist and sexist stereotypes.
We celebrate International Women’s Day this week with brilliant women innovating in science, an artist who uses AI in her work, and a beer brewer who started her own company at age 18.
From Bolis Pupul’s latest album to a sustainable project built on a former landfill, there’s something for everyone this week.
Connie Wang, author of the memoir Oh My Mother!, on growing up in America’s Midwest, telling her mum’s story, and working at Refinery29.
From Hong Kong to Marrakech, explore art and culinary success stories – and rediscover the joy of reading at the Hong Kong International Literary Festival.
Heritage is the watchword this week as we discover artists with a deep sense of Hong Kong’s past and culture, fuelling the inspiration behind their respective crafts.
In this issue, explore Hmong culture, discover Saudi Arabia’s hidden gem and listen to the Oscar-winning actress’ take on film conservation.
The K-pop group will debut their new name at ComplexCon Hong Kong 2025, joining acts like Metro Boomin and Quavo from March 21 to 23.
Chef Chow talks about what’s next for her after Little Bao restaurant, a new look at the provocative British artist duo’s exhibitions on the mainland in 1993, and a trek through Ladakh’s Markha Valley.
