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About
the Artists and Speakers:
Anthony
Leung Po Shan
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Pun Chi Hung
Leung
is an artist/
cultural worker. Her
installation, theater and performance art works have been widely
presented locally and abroad. She is also a researcher/ writer on
contemporary art.
Pun is a social-activist as well as video artist and musician. He is
the director of “touching particles”, an
on-going
project to explore alternative artistic expression.
Chen
Shi Shen/San Mu is
a performance artist. He has participated in many performance arts
events in Hong Kong and overseas. He is one of the curators of the
project.
Damian
Cheng/
Siu
Sai
is
a PhD candidate at the Cultural Studies Department of the Lingnan
University, Hong Kong. His research interests include discourse
analysis, historical epistemology, gender studies and theatre
studies.
Frog
King is an
artist whose
work encompasses a wide variety of media, including calligraphy,
sculpture, graffiti, performance art and photography.
His is one
of the first performance artists in Hong Kong.
Ko
Siu Lan is
an artist/ cultural/development worker. She works on
community development and cultural action projects. She has
participated in performance art events both locally and overseas.
She is one of the curators of the project.
Mok
Chiu Yu is a
curator/ director/performer
who strives to promote arts to different disadvantaged communities.
He is the founder of Asian People’s
Theatre Festival Society and the artistic director of the project.
Priscilla
Leung Siu Wai
is a vocal artist exploring possibilities of human voices as a
performing media. She also collaborates with artists of different
genres in theatre, video and installation performance.
Project
266 is
an art group composed of artists, art administrators and art
teachers. Their
projects
are mainly in
the medium of performance, video and photography art.
They
seek ways to challenge complacency
and fixed beliefs in society and arts.
Ricky
Tse
is an artist with visual impairment. He is the leading actor in
different theatre plays and has performed in Hong Kong and overseas.
Seiji
Shimoda
is an artist/poet. He is the director of Nippon International
Performance Art Festival (NIPAF). He has participated and nurtured
the growth of many
performance arts festivals around
the globe.
He is also a Lecturer
at the
Musashino Art
University, Tokyo.
Tsang
Tak-ping
is
a photo/installation/performance artist. He is the founding member
of
Para/Site Art Space and habitus Design Space. He teaches as
Associate Professor in
the
Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Thomas
Berghuis
is
a PHD candidate at the
University of
Sydney researching on Performance
Art
practices in China. His art criticism
has
been published in newspapers and arts
journals.
voila
is a performance artist and physiotherapist. She is interested in
exploring different dimensions of the
body
and sexuality.
She has participated in various theatre and performance arts
project.
wen
yau is
a media and live artist based in Hong Kong. She has been
creating & curating various
live art, digital media and educational projects. Currently she is engaging
in a year-long
performance series
adapted
from Bertolt
Brecht and
a research project
on
interdisciplinary
practices in Hong
Kong
art scene.
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