CLEAN : Hong Kong Phooey kicks back into action at Sotheby's sale

The video discusses the Boundless 2015 event, highlighting the inclusion of Western street art at auction for the first time. It focuses on two invader pieces that are significant to the Hong Kong art scene, particularly the Hong Kong Phooey, a Kung Fu dog made of ceramic tiles by a French artist. This artwork, based on an American cartoon, was created for Hong Kong and installed in Happy Valley but was dismantled by authorities. The piece symbolizes Hong Kong's cultural diversity and melting pot nature.

What is the main focus of the introduction in the video?

• The parts and culture related to the topic

• The auction details

• The history of Western Street Art

• The artist's background

What was unique about the 2015 Boundless auction?

• It was the first time Western Street Art was included

• It featured only local artists

• It was held in Paris

• It focused on traditional art forms

Why are the invader pieces significant to the Hong Kong art scene?

• They were the first digital artworks

• They were the most expensive pieces

• They symbolize the blend of cultures in Hong Kong

• They were created by a local artist

What is the Hong Kong phooey artwork based on?

• A local legend

• A famous painting

• An American cartoon

• A traditional Chinese story

What happened to the Hong Kong phooey artwork after its installation?

• It was moved to a museum

• It became a permanent exhibit

• It was sold at auction

• It was dismantled by authorities