“It’s Not Here, It’s Over Here” has played over ninety times in numerous festivals in France and internationally (14 countries), and has received support for its tours from ONDA, the French Institute, the French consulate of New-York, Korean Art Management Service, KOFICE.
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Arrive at East Dam and appreciate the geological features at East Dam led by a professional tour guide. The tour guide will introduce the history of High Island Reservoir, the formation of hexagonal rock columns, the formation of calderas, as well as the reasons behind the classification of Hong Kong Geopark as a global Geopark.
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After three years of the Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival, the curatorial team hopes to gather Sai Kung village representatives from the islands and the public together, and share the joy of the Festival’s successful conclusion. Together, we will review the range of exciting events held during the two-month festival period, and the three-year curatorial and artistic creation journey.
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Villagers who studied at the Leung Shuen Bay Public School will station at the artwork “Rhythmic LANE” at designated sessions, and share their school memories with visitors passing by. Visitors will also be invited to share their own stories, and exchange memories and feelings from their school days. Let’s get back to school with the villagers.
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The guided tour will take you on a journey through High Island, exploring the art and seeing the way of living of the Hakkas and fishers, listening to their stories and experiencing the joy of the villages’ simplicity.
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Fishing may be something that ordinary people have little contact with, but for the fishers, it is a living skill. The guided tour will travel with you through Kau Sai Village with more than 200 years of history, understand the living wisdom of the fishers, and present the life scenes of the past through artworks, as well as feel the cherish of fishing culture.
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Hong Kong, formed by islands, has evolved our unique culture, religions, geology and social practices in harmony with nature. During this 3-year Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival, aside from our base at Yim Tin Tsai, participants can further explore the old and the new of Sai Kung Hoi at Sharp Island, High Island and Kau Sai Chau through different art installations and public programmes. With the theme of《Joy Again, Isle》, we wish that the isles can be the place where people meet, connect, begin and enjoy their journeys to experience the healing power of arts and nature.
