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2023/5/17:

Good news!! The exhibition period of "Floating Platforms" will be extended until 29 May. Please feel free to come!

Floating Platforms｜HKBU Cultivating Peace Program Art Exhibition Introduction

Somewhere on the sea, there are countless sole floating platforms. Occasionally, they approach each other, at where they meet may generate different shapes of land through different forms of collision. They merge, push, or separate. The process of encounter is uncontrollable yet malleable.

Initiated by the Cultivating Peace Project of Hong Kong Baptist University, it involves a group of university students, secondary school students and Hong Kong artists to meet and work together for several months. Through community tours, group sharings, creative exercises, etc., they get to know each other and explore the possibility of interpersonal and community peace. Through a series of works, the exhibition attempts to explore the changing distance and boundary between people, trace the balance point of relationship in the process, and at the same time connect to a broader context of the local community.

Floating platforms challenge the trust between us and others. Before stability, may this process bring you to some wider lands.

Exhibition Details

• Floating Platforms｜HKBU Cultivating Peace Program Art Exhibitio
• Date: 4-29 May 2023
• Time: 11:00-19:00
• Location: 1a space
• Address: Unit 14, Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon, HK

Participating Artists

• Dou Chai Arts
• Tang Kwok-hin
• Rajat Sharma
• Sally Leung (Visualizer)
• Sharon Lee
• Zoe Siu (Zo-ee)

Participating Schools

• SKH All Saints' Middle School
• SKH Bishop Baker Secondary School

Concerned department

• Curator: Sally Leung
• Organizers: Centre for Sino-Christian Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, Chaplain's Office, HKBU
• Co-organizer: St. James' Settlement
• Sponsors: Tin Ka Ping Foundation, United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, Institute of Creativity, HKBU
• Venue Partner: 1a space, HKBU Center for Innovative Service-Learning

The source of the above information: Cultivating Peace.HK｜Facebook