Responding to the theme of ‘We Gain; We Lose’ of the Festival, Joining–Disjointed consists of six exhibitions curated by students in the ‘Curatorship’ class of the MA in Cultural Management Programme, with the support from students of the ‘Exhibition Design’ class. 

The cultural diversity of our students, who are from Hong Kong, Mainland, Japan and Poland, are clearly reflected by their exhibition topics and curatorial approaches, which cover a board spectrum of issues and concerns, ranging from heritage preservation, urban landscape to domestic space and intimate memories. On the other hand, their curatorial contents share a concern over the state of separation within our society, where external and internal realities are torn, disjointed, and even being taken away. The exhibitions show a sincere attempt to rejoin, the link the separated, to avoid being disjointed in an age of disjointedness.

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A contest among local & Expatriate Artists in a melting pot of different languages, cultural backgrounds and perspectives of life in the city of Hong Kong.

*Wine and snacks are available for Reception.

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A 'Dance On' Series contemporary dance production featuring ‘Dance, for No Reason’ by Cyrus Hui, Elaine Kwok and Chloe Wong:

In our dreams, we never have an age.

Running time of each performance is about 1 hour without intermission

A 'Dance On' Series double-bill contemporary dance production featuring ‘Puzzle’ by Flora Hon and Kelvin Lam:

To connect or not to connect, that is the question. Depends on my allocation. How we contact, in fact, is a matter of desire.

Running time of each performance is about 1 hour without intermission

This is absolutely not a butoh performance. This is a concept, or questions on Butoh and the identity of “Butoh Artist” asked by two local emerging Butoh Artists of Norma-phobia. What is Butoh? Are there any requirements for Butoh Artist? Are these a must? Is the demonstration of stereotypical movements a butoh performance?

A look at the sky from a child's perspective. A blending of theatre and dance. Presented with physical movement and limited Cantonese dialogue.

The program benefited from the "black box Jockey Club Venue Subsidy Scheme"

An experimental presentation of the classic story.

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Misses, Misplace, Mistresses, Mistakes

Why are you obsessed with the "Mis-es" that defines you?

The path of growing up is a lonely one. It always feels that nobody understands you and that there is no one to guide you; so by instinct, you improvise as you go along in life; yet who dares say they don’t have any regrets throughout their path? Until one day, you can finally let go of those “mis-es” that caught you up and realize that they are exactly those mis-es that mold the person you current are.

Physical theatre piece about a king's journey along a river in search of the Dragon God. It is a collaboration and effort of 5 regions of the world and dance.

A dance drama choreographed by award winning dancer Wong Chi-wing about challenging the status quo.