Tiffany Luk is a Hong Kong‑based writer and editor specializing in visual culture and editorial storytelling.

She is currently a digital content editor at M+, the museum of visual culture in Hong Kong, where she develops editorial features, interviews, and multimedia stories that broaden access to contemporary art and ideas. Tiffany also serves as the visual editor of The Shanghai Literary Review, overseeing the curation and presentation of artists and artworks in each issue.

Previously, she was an associate editor at ArtAsiaPacific, contributing essays on artists, exhibitions, and cultural developments across Asia. Her work focuses on how art, histories, and narratives shape our understanding of place and identity.

Tiffany holds a BA in Political Science and Russian Language and Literature and MA in Russian Language and Literature, both from the University of Toronto.