Mudwork is a Hong Kong-based art studio founded by artist Chung Wai Ian and Ng Ka Chun. Interested in exploring everyday objects and cultures being neglected or forgotten, they create sculptural works related to play, local trees and nature aiming to explore their alternative and contemporary meanings. Their recent community and public art projects have been included in the Public Art Collections presented by the Art Promotion Office, Hi! Hill – Community Art Project and the ArtOxygen artist-in-residence program in […]
Angela Law Tsin Fung is an Assistant Professor of the Creative Writing and Film Arts programme at the School of Arts and Social Sciences, the Hong Kong Metropolitan University. Her research interests include film studies, creative and cultural industries studies. She specializes in global and Hong Kong film music. She has published nine related books in Hong Kong and Mainland China employing wide range of perspectives, such as cultural studies, auteur theories, and textual analysis to analyze film music, including […]
Donna Chu is Director and Associate Professor of School of Journalism and Communication, the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Her research interest focus on youth media culture and media literacy. Previously worked at the General Education Department of the University of Hong Kong, she became acquainted with Rebecca Pan and has had a friendship spanning nearly two decades. With the privilege of becoming a frequent guest at Rebecca’s home banquet, she has savored many Rebecca’s delectable dishes and been regaled […]
WANG Weiwei Wang Weiwei is currently the Curator of Exhibitions and Collections at CHAT. From 2010 to 2017, Wang was the curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai (MoCA Shanghai). In 2017, Wang participated at the Curator-in-Residence Programme at the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts in Taiwan, and the International Researcher Programme at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, South Korea. Wang was then appointed as the co-curator at the 12th Shanghai Biennale and awarded […]
Benny SY Li is a writer with multiple identities, he is also an amateur photographer, a traveller, a novice painter and a seeker for wonderful things. He was the former Chief Editor of Hong Kong Ming Pao Supplement and Sing Pao Supplement. He has published more than 50 novels, collections and photo album, held many TV shows and played roles in movies. Moreover, he also wrote several screenplays and participated in numerous painting and photo exhibitions.
Yu Miu Po is a registered coach (level 1) of Dragon Boat (Traditional Boat) and Canoe in Hong Kong Canoe Union. He has been the team leader and coach of the dragon boat team of Madam Lau Kam Lung Secondary School of Miu Fat Buddhist Monastery since 2018 and teaches members with positive spirit. The team has won the champion of the International Secondary Women Championships of Centum Charitas Foundation 20th Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Championships (2018), the champion […]
Cheng Tim Tim is a poet and a teacher from Hong Kong, currently based in the UK. Before completing the MSc in Creative Writing at the University of Edinburgh, she double-majored in English and English Language Teaching at Hong Kong Baptist University. Her pamphlet Tapping at Glass is out with Verve Poetry Press in 2023. Her poems are published or anthologised in POETRY, The Rialto, Ambit, Voice and Verse Poetry Magazine, Our Time is a Garden, and elsewhere. She also […]
Jamie Cheung is a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of GLO Travel, a travel company which specialises in cultural and in-depth tours to uncommon destinations such as North Korea, Iran, and Central Asia. He is also an university lecturer, best-selling author, TV host and columnist.
Lee Chun Sze Eunice is a designer, lecturer and researcher with special interest in traditional cheongsam and sustainability. Ms Lee is a committee member of the Hong Kong Cheongsam Association. She was invited to present her designs on contemporary cheongsam in Muse Fest HK 2018: Experiencing the Tales of the Old Hong Kong – Cheongsam & Nanyin Party, at Hong Kong Museum of History and Faithful to the Craft – The Oral Legacies: Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Hong Kong […]
Wong Chi Chung is a veteran radio DJ, music critic and curator. He is also the head of General Education at The University of Hong Kong since 2011. Dr Wong actively promotes international and local arts and culture through radio and TV programmes and curated numerous cross-cultural projects including the Putonghua version of David Bowie’s song Seven Years in Tibet (1997) , Centennial Exhibition of Chinese Records (2006), Gen-S Concert for Shanghai Expo (2010), Hong Kong Week in Taipei (2012), […]