With Kau Sai Village as assembly point, we invite you to share your moments of gathering on our art squids, which will become part of the art space.
The art squids will be hung all over Kau Sai Chau under the sunlight, spreading blessings everywhere.
At “Fly Hi!”, you will have a unique chance to paint your own designs on More Hugs kite canvases. This is a great opportunity to express yourself and let your imagination soar. Once your kites are ready, we will gather at the lovely Sai Kung waterfront to fly them in the sky!
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The performance and AR art will draw from this deep well of memories and in artistic form, to once again arouse these memories to incite in ourselves, our own memories of our own loved ones who have also left for other places, and in the incitement of these memories, to remember them, to treasure them, to yearn for them, until the moment of their return.
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In this workshop, we have invited the women villagers from High Island to share with the participants how to cook traditional food full of the island’s characteristics, and experience the simple and authentic taste. By communicating with the women villagers, participants may learn more about the village’s stories, appreciate villagers’ hospitality, and celebrate the happiness of enjoying good food.
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“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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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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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.
