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Search / Filter EventsFor 2023, the HKAF has again invited Fredric Mao (ACC 1993) to create a new programme featuring three renowned excerpts from traditional repertoires, combining opera traditions with a modern theatre vision.
View EventEnoch Cheng (ACC 2019) acts as Dramaturge and Translator for a participatory dance in an immersive soundscape with interactive lighting.
View EventRaymond To (ACC 1991) presents an exquisite new Cantonese opera about lofty ideals and abiding love.
View EventNadim Abbas (ACC 2014) fabricates a scenario to challenge human cognition. This exhibition employs an orchestration of sound, light, and performance.
View EventJoin ACC Alumni Wu Hoi Fai (ACC 2008) as they partake in this incredible program encompassing a lecture, table presentation, and reading play.
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Enoch Cheng (ACC 2019) puts on an experimental performance exploring human psychology through elements of contemporary technology and Cantonese opera.
View EventJoin ACC Alumni Chong Mui Ngam (ACC 2004) as they partake in this beautiful stage play. Show Me Your Love, "Love Me Don't Go" Stage Play focuses on Huang Zihua and Lin Haifeng, and their journey of love and return through this emotional performance.
View Event"It’s a small small world / Under a big big sky
Despite differences / We share things in common"
Kickstarting “Jockey Club Peoples' Art Connective,” Small Small World Carnival takes primary pupils and adults on an imaginative journey in search of childhoods across cultures and generations.
View EventBirdy Wong (ACC 2021) will be part of the new stage adaptation of the hilarious dark comedy "Table for Six" in February at the Lyric Theatre HKAPA.
View EventWayson Poon’s (ACC 2019) latest work PHONATE explores the dynamics of power, control and communal strength that occur between choreographer, dancers and audience.
The ‘Open Up M+’ series invites you to explore the different aspects of the museum—from the building as an architectural landmark to the collaborative effort from across teams in the making of their exhibitions. Go behind the scenes with M+ in their fourth ‘Open Up M+’ session.
View EventBeatrix Pang (ACC 2008), Ellen Pau (ACC 1991), and Wu Jiaru (ACC 2022) contribute in Myth Makers—Spectrosynthesis III, an exhibition that circles around the core notion of “queer mythologies” and delves into modern and contemporary mythologies along with practices of the body, by gathering a diverse range of artistic idioms related to LGBTQ+ perspectives from over 60 artists from Asia and its diasporas.
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