St Mary’s Canossian School is an aided whole-day Catholic primary school. The school upholds the educational philosophy of the Canossian Daughters of Charity by developing students’ integrity and gospel values through a balanced educational programme. The school places great importance on moral, intellectual, physical, social, aesthetic and spiritual development, in order to live up to the school motto ‘One Heart and One Way’. With these qualities, St Marians would, in return, contribute to their families, the school, the community and […]
Sun A Moon is a curator, researcher and writer based in Dongducheon and Seoul. She is currently director of Space AfroAsia in Dongducheon. Recent exhibitions and projects include Integral Hisoria at Space AfroAsia, Dongducheon (2022), the main exhibition Better than Tomorrow of the 6th Anyang Public Art Project—Symbiotic City at Anyang Pavilion, Anyang (2019), Zeitgeist: Video Generation at Alternative Space Loop, Seoul (2018), Brace for Impact at de Appel, Stedelijk Museum, De School, Amsterdam (2018), Zeitgeist: Psychedelic; Blue at Amado […]
Li Jie started his independent curatorial practice in 2006. He was the curator of A4 Contemporary Art Center, Chengdu from 2011 to 2015, the chief curator since 2016 and the deputy director of Chengdu Luxelakes・A4 Art Museum since 2021. Through a series of art exhibitions, local art projects, and iSTART children’s art festival projects, Li Jie is constantly developing the art museum’s public relations and social co-creation mode. In 2012, he was invited by Goethe Institute to attend the 13th […]
Park Joowon studied history and obtained her master’s degree in History of Art at the University of Edinburgh, UK. She is currently working as a curator at MMCA, Korea (National Museum of Modern and Contemporary art), also worked as an associate curator for 2020 Gwangju Biennale Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning and an advisory member for ‘2020 Gwangju Asia Forum’ organised by Gwangju Cultural Foundation. Based in Seoul, she has led one of MMCA’s long-term programmes, ‘Asia Focus’ since 2017 and she […]
Free-To-Play practises contemporary theatre mainly through performances, workshops and drama education, and believes that the theatre is a magical place where reality is interpreted and expressed in a poetic way. It attaches importance to its connection with the public at large as much as to aesthetics, cares about the community and endeavours to provide a platform for sharing and creating contemporary works.
Rolling Books is a social enterprise to promote reading experiences. With mobile pop-up libraries and events, the organisation brings interactive and engaging reading activities to schools and communities, aiming to inspire children to view reading as their lifelong interest. Rolling Books partners with a variety of organisations on innovative projects to promote reading accessibility and sustainable knowledge, aiming to connect a new generation of readers in this challenging digital age.
Founded in 2015, the Audio Description Association (Hong Kong), or AuDeAHK, is a professional organisation that provides professional audio description (AD) training and services. AuDeAHK is devoted to raising the standard and profile of AD in Hong Kong; offering professional programmes to train audio-describers; improving information accessibility and promoting social inclusion. AuDeAHK offers a wide array of AD services, covering films, TV programmes, picture books, performances, exhibitions, visits, sports and outdoor activities, etc. and provides professional consulting services. AuDeAHK’s Founder […]
Yang Hao was born in Chongqing and is currently based in Hong Kong. He underwent dance training in Beijing between age 12-16. He has performed for companies such as The Chinese National Opera and Theatre Dance Troupe, Guangdong Modern Dance Company, etc. He has received a full scholarship to study at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Art (BFA) in 2007, and joined the City Contemporary Dance Company as dancer from 2009-12. He has been commissioned and showed his works […]
The Interzone Collective was formed in September 2014 by a group of performers from different disciplines. The name Interzone was taken from a mythical place describe in the novel Naked Lunch written by William S Burrough. It is a place where minds can merge and the patrons of coffee shops writes without inhibition. The Interzone Collective explores creativity this way through music, movement and text. Performance is recognised but it is not the main goal. It is about enhancing creative […]