Nuno is the internationally renowned textile design firm located in Tokyo. Led by creative director Sudō Reiko, Nuno has been experimenting with various materials from silk to metal, and concerned with the recycling and upcycling of textiles and the effect of textile production on the environment.
Benny Seki is the founder of TAKE5, the two-decade old Japanese American retro style (Amekaji) denim specialty shop, and has been in the Amekaji clothing industry since 2000. He is known as the first ‘Preacher of Amekaji’ who promoted the Japanese American retro jeans culture overseas.
Sudō Reiko is the design director of the internationally renowned Nuno Corporation in Tokyo. Experimenting with various materials from silk to metal, she has been concerned with the recycling and upcycling of textiles and the environmental effect of textile production.
As a diversified social service organisation, Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) has an annual service attendance exceeding 3 million. To fulfil the purpose of ‘Enhancement of Life’, their elderly services serve all, from frail elders who need nursing care, to healthy young olds who seek rewarding retirement. Since 2003, YWCA has been providing continuing education for elderly, to promote active ageing and explore possibilities for the Third Age, while passing wisdom and inspiring experience to the next generation.
Milk Design is a design unit specialised in product design. Its design thinking focuses on studying and exploring how tradition and culture can be interpreted and presented in a modern way, to bring new experience and satisfaction to people today.
Sasha Lind is an illustrator and a print/pattern designer based in Copenhagen. After migrating to Denmark from Guangzhou with her mother, she took art classes at The Copenhagen Children’s School for Art for 10 years studying croquis, painting, sculpture and comics. Her recent medium of digital painting creates a distinct style. Through her carefree strokes, warm colours and abstract art style, she wishes to remind others of the tiny aesthetics in our daily lives.
Hoi Pa Street Government Primary School was founded in 1961, locating at 1 Kai Chi Close, Tsuen Wan. It is a whole-day government primary school which is directly managed by the EDB. The school is equipped with facilities such as 30 standardised classrooms, a central school library, music rooms, an art room, a computer room, a general studies room, an English room, a dancing room, a counselling room, resource rooms, a multi-purpose activity room, a hall, a playground and together […]
Lok Ching Community Mental Health Education and Promotion Service Center (LCCMHEPSC) commences on August 2018. It aims to enhance the mental health of ex-mentally ill, carers and the general public. It emphasizes to foster a respectful, accepting and integrated society. It provides a holistic and all-rounded mental health supporting services for the community that includes: Little Carer Support Service (Central, Western and Southern District), Secondary School Mental Health Support Service (Central, Western and Southern District), Peer Support Service, Volunteer Service, […]
Africa Center Hong Kong Africa Center Hong Kong is a platform and creative hub that fosters value-creating interactions between African and non-African communities in Asia. Their products and services focus on bridging cultural differences and therefore fostering relations and cultural understandings between communities. They are also a social enterprise that understands the need for community representations and diverse experiences thus trying to fulfill those needs through great products and services with a broader long term view and a firm emphasis […]
CHAT will be closed from 24 February to 4 March for exhibition changeover, and will be reopened on 5 March. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and look forward to welcoming you back soon with exciting new exhibitions!
