Anqi Li is a researcher and curator. Previously she was Curator of Education and Public Programs at Para Site, Graduate Student Teacher at Harvard Art Museums, and Curatorial Fellow at Chinese Cultural Foundation of San Francisco. Her writings have been published in Artforum, ArtAsiaPacific, Wallpaper, and others. Li holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco Art Institute and a Master of Education degree in Arts in Education from Harvard University. She is a current PhD candidate at the University of Hong Kong, investigating the relationship between art museums and cultural policy.
Tour dates：24/2 (PTH & EN), 2/3 (PTH), 10/3 (PTH & EN), 17/3 (PTH & EN), 23/3 (EN)
Coco Shen is a Taiwanese-Canadian writer residing in Hong Kong. With her background in Art History and Visual Culture, her work deals with expectation fallacy and atomised life in diaspora in a tongue in cheek attitude. Her story “GENEROSO” was a part of “INCARNATION”, a multi-media exhibition from Hong Kong International Photo Festival 2021. You can find her latest work in SEVEN, a short story collection from seven female writers, with their new sharpened take of seven deadly sins.
Tour dates：17/2 (PTH & EN), 3/3 (PTH & EN), 9/3 (PTH & EN), 24/3 (PTH & EN)
Eunice Tsang is a curator and artist based in Hong Kong. She founded and curates Current Plans, an experimental art space that encourages cross-disciplinary dialogues through exhibition making. She set up the Asian Artists’ Book Library at Tai Kwun Contemporary and is part of the curatorial team at the annual BOOKED: Hong Kong Art Book Fair. Her curatorial interests lie in how artists develop new languages and symbols in times of political change, and how to manoeuvre in the liminal space between fact and fiction—using magic realism, sarcasm, humour, and myth-making.
Tour dates：31/12 (CN & EN), 13/1 (EN), 21/1 (EN), 27/1 (EN), 28/1 (CN & EN), 4/2 (EN)
Morgan Wong is an artist and educator. He currently teaches at the Department of Creative Arts, Hong Kong Metropolitan University. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London. His research and practice focus on temporality through performance and visual arts. Wong's selected solo exhibitions include: “Time Isn’t Our Border” (Goethe Institute Hong Kong), “Our Feet Are Always Younger than Our Heads” (Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre), “The Dashes; the Laughter; the Reservoirs” (Asia Art Center, Taipei), and “Filing Down a Steel Bar until a Needle Is Made” (Tintype Gallery, London). Wong’s work has also been shown at Media Museum ZKM, Karlsruhe; Tate Modern, London; Seoul Museum of Art; ArtScience Museum, Singapore; and the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei. He was awarded the Asian Cultural Council New York Fellowship in 2019 and the Award for Young Artist (Media Arts) at the 15th Hong Kong Arts Development Awards in 2021. His works are included in the collections of M+ and MILL6 CHAT.
Tour dates: 7/1 (CN & EN), 20/1 (CN & EN), 16/3 (CN & EN)
Human Wu is an architectural designer and educator based in Hong Kong. After working at world-renowned offices in New York, Basel, and Hong Kong, he is now Founding Director of his own practice, Human Architects. Human graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is currently Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. His writings on architecture and art have been published in various magazines including Clog, San Rocco, MONU, Time+Architecture, Art Plus, Sample, and Dance Journal/HK.
Tour dates: 6/1 (CN & EN), 14/1 (CN & EN), 21/1 (CN), 3/2 (EN), 25/2 (CN & EN), 30/3 (EN), 31/3 (CN & EN)
Yeungs has engaged in environmental activism since 2009 and believes that sustainability is a lifestyle. She enjoys the ocean, often studies trash, and hopes for more people to see the beauty and necessity of nature in order to put reflection into action. She has lived in Taiwan, researched whale sharks, and believes that eco-friendly living is wonderful.
Tour dates：13/1 (CN), 27/1 (CN), 3/2 (CN), 4/2 (CN), 18/2 (CN), 2/3 (CN), 23/3 (CN), 30/3 (CN)
