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“From what I’ve seen over the years, there are always moving moments that propel us forward from the monotony that makes up ninety percent of our lives.” —Chan Hau Chun
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Exhibition Period: Aug 24 – Sep 21, 2023 Exhibition Time: 12:00 – 19:00 (Closed on Monday) Exhibition Place: WMA Space Exhibition series ‘Irregular Plurals’ embarks...
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WMA is delighted to present ‘Overriding the Light of Day’, a solo exhibition by artist Elvis Yip Kin Bon and curated by Chloe Chow. The exhibition presents the fruition of Yip’s month-long residency at the WMA Space. In this series of new works, Yip utilises newspapers as the creative medium; through reading, extracting, writing, and compiling news imagery and information collected in the past six years, Yip crafts an open narrative system that encourages viewers to conduct their own interpretations.
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Supported by WYNG Foundation, part 1 of the Backyard Trails Pilot Project maps eleven chosen backyard trails throughout Hong Kong to explore how local residents use them to support their well-being.
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Featuring works from the Frank Fischbeck Collection, the exhibition 'Hitch a Ride on Water' reexamines the significance of Victoria Harbour through tracing the development of Hong Kong as a city born out of its intimate relations with the waters.
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WMA and Coastal Trail Challenge have selected over 20 photographs from the first two weeks of the competition under the theme of ‘Shore’ and ‘Fluidity’, which are showcased to the public in January 2023.
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Become an energy of queer powers — to be fluid, to exist in liminality, and to bend but not break.
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Since 2020, we have learnt to be mindful of the things we touch throughout the day… currency notes, our phones, elevator buttons. In July of the same year, Dr. Quentin J. Lee, an Alabama principal, sang a rap song about Covid to MC Hammer’s classic hit of U Can’t Touch This. The parody went viral overnight.
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Job Opportunities
Thanks for your interest! However, if you like what you’ve browsed and you feel like your skills and traits would make you a good fit for the WYNG Foundation, feel free to reach out at recruitment@wyng.hk and we’ll be sure to soon be in touch.
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Events
“From what I’ve seen over the years, there are always moving moments that propel us forward from the monotony that makes up ninety percent of our lives.” —Chan Hau Chun
Learn More
Events
Exhibition Period: Aug 24 – Sep 21, 2023 Exhibition Time: 12:00 – 19:00 (Closed on Monday) Exhibition Place: WMA Space Exhibition series ‘Irregular Plurals’ embarks...
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Events
WMA is delighted to present ‘Overriding the Light of Day’, a solo exhibition by artist Elvis Yip Kin Bon and curated by Chloe Chow. The exhibition presents the fruition of Yip’s month-long residency at the WMA Space. In this series of new works, Yip utilises newspapers as the creative medium; through reading, extracting, writing, and compiling news imagery and information collected in the past six years, Yip crafts an open narrative system that encourages viewers to conduct their own interpretations.
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Events
Supported by WYNG Foundation, part 1 of the Backyard Trails Pilot Project maps eleven chosen backyard trails throughout Hong Kong to explore how local residents use them to support their well-being.
Learn More
Events
Featuring works from the Frank Fischbeck Collection, the exhibition 'Hitch a Ride on Water' reexamines the significance of Victoria Harbour through tracing the development of Hong Kong as a city born out of its intimate relations with the waters.
Learn More
Events
WMA and Coastal Trail Challenge have selected over 20 photographs from the first two weeks of the competition under the theme of ‘Shore’ and ‘Fluidity’, which are showcased to the public in January 2023.
Learn More
Events
Become an energy of queer powers — to be fluid, to exist in liminality, and to bend but not break.
Learn More
Events
Since 2020, we have learnt to be mindful of the things we touch throughout the day… currency notes, our phones, elevator buttons. In July of the same year, Dr. Quentin J. Lee, an Alabama principal, sang a rap song about Covid to MC Hammer’s classic hit of U Can’t Touch This. The parody went viral overnight.
Learn More
Job Opportunities
Thanks for your interest! However, if you like what you’ve browsed and you feel like your skills and traits would make you a good fit for the WYNG Foundation, feel free to reach out at recruitment@wyng.hk and we’ll be sure to soon be in touch.
Learn More