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Hong Kong’s long-awaited Art Week is upon us – are you ready? Adding to the excitement this year is the opening of H Queens, a central Hong Kong tower built to house galleries that include some of the biggest names in the art world. With a dazzling array of events jam-packed into a mere seven … Continue reading CJC Survival Kit for Art Week in HK 2018
CJC Fellowship returns to Art Basel in Hong Kong for the fifth edition For the fifth year in a row, CJC Fellowship will take place during Art Basel in Hong Kong from March 24 to 31. Ten young journalists and critics from Hong Kong, Mainland China, Switzerland and the Philippines have been selected to join … Continue reading Meet the mentors and editorial team of CJC Fellowship 2018 at Art Basel in Hong Kong
What? Organised by Cultural Journalism Campus, CJC Fellowship returns to Art Basel for the fifth year in a row in March 2018. Taught and mentored by experienced industry professionals, each year up to TEN CJC fellows are selected to undergo intensive training through writing workshops, gallery visits and lectures on cultural and creative industries in Asia. Stationed at Art Basel to cover … Continue reading CJC Fellowship Hong Kong 2018: Call for Application
十一月二日，下午一時正，在熙來攘往的大堂內，人來人往間，一場演出正悄然發生。一段對話，沙啞的人聲，宣告《物體不明》演出正式開始。耳內聽到演員的對話，卻看不見演員的真身。尋尋覓覓，人群奇妙地散開，原來，兩名演員就在遠處的玻璃窗旁邊。誰知他們是否一直站在那，等待觀眾的發現？Click story headline to read more ☝
By Kelly Wong and Carmel Yang Autumn is off to an impressive start for GDJYB. Signed up for an October gig at the recent Weekend Concert of "Freespace at Taikoo Place" playing to families, young couples and children at Taikoo Park one Saturday afternoon, they then immediately head to a highly-anticipated performance at Iceland Airwaves beginning of November. … Continue reading GDJYB: A unique Hong Kong flavour goes abroad
By Ambrose Li Outbursts of laughter and screams from children and adults alike have been haunting the sleek office lobbies at Taikoo Place over the Halloween weekend, thanks to six giant puppets of disembodied human body parts. This isn’t a Halloween trick-or-treat but immersive theatre. Human Body Parts (HBP) by Melbourne-based Snuff Puppets was brought … Continue reading Human Body Parts: Pushing the boundaries of polite performances
