Hou I-Ting Hou I-Ting was born in Kaohsiung and is currently based in Taipei. By blending digital imagery and video with embroidery, Hou challenges the way we identify everyday imagery while reconfiguring otherwise prosaic visual experiences. Her practice pivots around the ever-changing relationship between the body and imagery. She is especially interested in the condition of female labour in the past and present socioeconomic systems: her on-site sewing performances are a cultural critique on the labour process within a capitalist […]
Hugh Davies is an artist, curator and researcher of games and play. Of Welsh (Cymry) and Scottish descent, Davies was born in Larrakia Country, raised on Kaurna lands, and currently resides in the Kulin Nations in the south-east of Australia. Davies’s creative practice explores histories of screens and other media devices, as well as traditions of play in the Asia Pacific Region. In the past decade, he has drawn particular focus on China and Japan. With a background in fine art, Davies approaches games […]
Julius Hui is a Chinese type designer and typographer raised in Hong Kong. Before starting his own studio Kowloon Type, Hui was a senior type designer at Monotype and font developer at Dalton Maag in London. He was the design lead of Chinese fonts for global corporations included Tencent, HP and Intel, etc. He also designed Chinese logotype for numerous brands, including The New York Times and Bloomberg Businessweek. After winning the Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award in 2018, […]
Chris Tsui is an information designer with works including visual identity, typography, infographics, digital media, environmental and spatial. Born in 1984 in Hong Kong, Tsui graduated from the School of Design at Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2009. He co-founded Trilingua Design with Adonian Chan in 2010. He is known for the lettering and supergraphic design at the Kai Yip Recreation Centre. The project has been awarded the Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence by Urban Land Institute. He specialises in […]
Maggie and Sasha are a husband-and-wife duo on handpans. They have travelled to many countries and played together in many people’s homes, cafés, restaurants, bars and on the streets. They love world and ethnic music as much as playing all kinds of percussive instruments.
Dance Ability is a group of dancing enthusiasts in wheelchairs who would like to spread joy through music and dance.
Po Leung Kuk Anita L. L. Chan (Centenary) School in To Kwa Wan is a special school for pupils with moderate-grade mental deficiency. With age ranging from 7 to 16 years old, members from the school’s martial arts team receive at least one year of training in dragon dance, lion dance drumming, martial arts, etc.
The Harmonics Choir Hong Kong aims to embrace diversity and welcome anyone who has a passion for music, regardless of their race, nationality or ethnic origin, disability, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion or belief system. The Harmonics Choir wishes to foster a family atmosphere of support, compassion and respect where everyone can express one’s individuality and views. They value every member’s contributions, allowing for growth, creativity and development, both with the choir and the world at large.
OT (Oscar Tse) was among the top 20 contestant of ViuTV programme ‘Goodnight Show’. Past performances include Folk Gala Square in Zepp Tokyo, The 54th Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo, Come Low Carbon Christmas 2019, 2018 Reading Dreams Charity Concert, OT Mini Concert, Hong Kong Sky Music Festiva @ Ha Tsuen, A Date with Wo’s Restaurant, Ha Tsuen Village Culture and Food Expo (2nd, 3rd & 4th edition).
Penelope Tang graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts. In 2017, she was awarded a Summer Musical Camp Scholarship by Goldsmiths, University of London for a short-term musical theatre training in UK. Penelope has recently been involved in various alternative theatrical performances, including The Story of Yim Tin Tsai – Environmental Theatre (2019) organised by Yim Tin Festival, and Open A Room – Gaze (2020), an interactive online performance. In 2017, Penelope […]