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WMA is pleased to announce the new thematic cycle for 2025/26: Hope. WMA themes are selected by the WYNG Foundation board of trustees and run biennially, guiding WMA programmes–research, exhibitions, public events, grants–throughout each cycle.
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WMA Commission for 2025/26 now calls for proposals! In response to the theme of “Hope”, we looks for two creative lens-based proposals that unpacks and complicates the notion of “Hope” in the contemporary Hong Kong context.
For details, please refer to the WMA Website.
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My Question About Home 關於家｜
Su Chang, Architect 建築師 蘇暢 youtu.be/Y-I90sxIVMk?feature… via @YouTube
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Check out the “Home” video series which interviews with people with various backgrounds from Hong Kong! Starting with Lam Sun, the director of “The Narrow Road” -
youtu.be/73zTPM7Mk5o
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WMA is pleased to announce the 2 recipients for its 2022/24 cycle of WMA Commission are CHAN Hau Chun and Sheung YIU. The two artistic and research proposals, explores the meaning of ‘home’ in the contemporary context of Hong Kong in a very different way.
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Looking ahead at the new normal after two years into the pandemic, WMA remodeled its thematic programme to a biennial basis and announced its next theme for the cycle of 2022/2024 as ‘Home’.
For more details: wma.hk/news-inner/?programme…
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As part of the #PeertoPeerUKHK22 festival, WMA, @OpenEyeGallery and @RedeyeNetwork are co-presenting the ‘Power of Place’, which brought together 13 artists from both the UK and HK come together to exchange ideas, feedbacks and photographs.
【Peer to Peer: UK/HK】is back!
Inspiring exchange between visual arts in the UK and Hong Kong
26.9 – 9.10 2022
Stay tuned!
#PeertoPeerUKHK22 is organised by Open Eye Gallery and University of Salford Art Collection with support from Arts Council England.
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How well do we really know these islands that are supposedly very close by? Check out the exhibition 'Island(ed)' at WMA Space now!
Curated by Chloe Chow, 'Island(ed)' features lens-based works of four Hong Kong artists which explores island’s isolatedness and its tension.
#CatchUP with Kenji Wong Wai Kin, ‘Stand News’ photojournalist, WMA Open finalist – Opportunity | 王偉健，《立場新聞》攝影記者，WMA映香港攝影獎「機遇」入圍攝影師
Photos by Kenji Wong Wai Kin
#WMAopen #Opportunity #WMAalumni #HK #photography
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