A heart-warming theatrical experience about the ordeals of dementia sufferers. Yet another great No Limits presentation that combines original music and stunning visuals. Por Por is a stirring tribute to grandmothers and carers everywhere. This original Cantonese chamber opera is a moving account of how dementia and depression affect elderly sufferers and those who care […]
A concert with one of Hong Kong’s rising stars, brilliant erhu player Yang Enhua plays Chinese classics Yang Enhua is a visually impaired erhu player, originally from Harbin in northern China, who has been living in Hong Kong since 2014. Yang will play classics such as Reflection of the Moon on the Water and Song […]
M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District, and Hong Kong Ballet will present M+ Live Art x Hong Kong Ballet: Beyond Carbon, an online festival that seeks to raise awareness of the most urgent issue of our times—global climate change—through cultural and artistic means. Taking as its […]
To congratulate Suzy Lee for being the first Korean writer to win the International Hans Christian Andersen Award , Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold the online reading event 책(Check) This Out! again! At 12pm every Monday, from 27th June to 18th July, storyteller Kenny from Little Green Feet will read […]
Elements of photography and literature are interwoven, yet they are not the same. What kind of intertextual relationship would spark between the two art forms? The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) of the University of Hong Kong has recently published "Adrift in Time", that presents the works of Hong Kong photographer Chun Wai, in […]
To congratulate Suzy Lee for being the first Korean writer to win the International Hans Christian Andersen Award , Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold the online reading event 책(Check) This Out! again! At 12pm every Monday, from 27th June to 18th July, storyteller Kenny from Little Green Feet will read […]
Photo Re-creation Competition will be held until July 31st. ASHK has chosen 9 photos from the exhibition Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence and are inviting participants to recreate the photos. Methods of re-creation include but not limited to imitating the setting, expression, action, costumes and more. Simply include the original photo in your post, then tag us […]
To congratulate Suzy Lee for being the first Korean writer to win the International Hans Christian Andersen Award , Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold the online reading event 책(Check) This Out! again! At 12pm every Monday, from 27th June to 18th July, storyteller Kenny from Little Green Feet will read […]
Tai Kwun is pleased to announce the return of ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK, an award-winning co-presentation by international physical theatre master and educator David Glass and Hong Kong theatre veteran Olivia Yan, which will run in two phases from April until July 2022, online and onsite. The first edition of this project received the […]
Tai Kwun is pleased to announce the return of ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK, an award-winning co-presentation by international physical theatre master and educator David Glass and Hong Kong theatre veteran Olivia Yan, which will run in two phases from April until July 2022, online and onsite. The first edition of this project received the […]
To congratulate Suzy Lee for being the first Korean writer to win the International Hans Christian Andersen Award , Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold the online reading event 책(Check) This Out! again! At 12pm every Monday, from 27th June to 18th July, storyteller Kenny from Little Green Feet will read […]
The "Art on Climate" International Illustration Competition is now calling for entries. The competition invites illustrators from across the world to create artworks that address the theme of climate change. The competition is sponsored by Allianz Global Investors, with the goal of providing a platform for the exchange of ideas and solutions to tackle climate […]