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16 awesome pictures from Clockenflap 2016: Hong Kong’s Music & Arts Festival

Clockenflap 2016, Hong Kong’s biggest music and arts festival drew in the world’s biggest acts over a three-day period.

Between November 27 and 29, Hong Kongers were treated to an eclectic lineup of music from artists including The Chemical Brothers, Sigor Ros, MIA, Foals, The Sugarhill Gang, Yo La Tengo, SBTRKT and more.

Check out these 16 incredible pictures from the three-day event.

Sekai No Owari by Kitmin Lee

Club Minky

tfvsjs by Adam Davis-Powell

by Adam Davis-Powell

Janette Slack by Derry Ainsworth

Kitmin Lee

All Genius Idiot

Yuna by Chris Lusher

The Blind Robot

Chemical Brothers by Chris Lusher

London Grammer

Ellen Loo by Kitmin Lee

Dominic Phua

Foals by Chris Lusher

Cheer Chen

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Anson Ling

Anson is a Central Saint Martin's fashion and textiles graduate. She is also an avid film buff whose exhaustive film knowledge is unparalleled - if you've seen it, chances are she's seen it too. Anson is originally from Hong Kong but has lived in the UK for four years and is hoping to stay for the foreseeable future.

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