ARTS IN THE CITY

Walk under the vast sky in Tai Sang Wai, run into the voice of villager Auntie Lan as your audio guide, and listen to a part-real-part-fiction track created by the artist. ※ Just walk in※ Scan a QR code with your mobile phone to stream the audio track on the spot. Listen with your own earphones for a better experience.※ Oral contents in the audio are in Cantonese. ※ Free shuttle are available during certain periods to and from A Few Moments・Youth Hub.

Wear comfortable shoes, tread with a light heart, spend half a day at the "farthest book house in the fields." On the bookshelves, vessels hold drinkable essences of communities around this place. ※ Pre-registration required.

At A Few Moments・Youth Hub, where exchanges between communities often take place, get in touch with familiarly foreign ingredients, see so-far-yet-so-close in moving images, and encounter a continent in a village. ※ Pre-registration required.

A mixed media installation for random acquaintances to recall "a most memorable meal" and reflect on the meanings and memories of gatherings in an artistic language. During the exhibition, the artist will be there sporadically to work and await exchange.The work merges with the everyday of A Few Moments・Youth Hub, which remains open as a youth centre and community space serving barista-style coffee at certain times. Its research on the Kam Tin community will also be on display. ※ Pre-registration required.

In Tai Sang Wai, in addition to experiencing the sound walk created by sound artist Tim Chan, you can also create your own through field recording. The artist will guide participants to turn regular mobile phones and earphones into artistic media. Listen to sounds in the environment and discover the unseen.  ※ Pre-registration required.

How does a fairy tale-like white house sow the seeds of hope? Tread through farmside paths with environmental artist Monti Lai Wai-yi and witness the first three weeks of another rice farming season. Bring back a pot of baby rice and look forward to a homely harvest.  ※ Pre-registration required.

A rare opportunity to visit a production facility that is usually not open to the public. Through aromatic scenes, you will learn about what gives the condiments and the artist’s site-specific works their nuanced taste. Printmaker Cho Wing-ki has also prepared colourful sauces for a surprising takeaway.  ※ Pre-registration required.

Yellow wine is a traditional Hakka beverage. Consumed as a drink and also as an ingredient for cooking, its home-brewed flavour varies from family to family. Try out different varieties with custom-made ceramics, infused with tales of these "guest families" in Yuen Long. ※ Pre-registration required.

Shek Kong Barracks left behind a history of cultural interactions. Pair whisky with local fruit wine over conversations across cultures.  ※ Pre-registration required.

Join the artist to have a taste of his journey over the past few months! Venture to "Yuen Long Africa" and embark on a Hong Kong-Africa exchange. ※ Pre-registration required

In a hypothetical state of emergency, convenience stores and supermarkets become contingent storage of major staples.The raid snatches a time-saving feast with fancy packaging! Here and now, a bonfire in the concrete jungle burns as the civilisation dissolves. People cook water with firewood for all kinds of cup noodles, with loads of packaged food on the side. In the spotlight, while cooking and eating cup noodles, they tell their thoughts. ※ Pre-registration required.

Not your regular artists’ talk – gather with the artists of our “Main Courses” in this delectable grand finale! ※ Pre-registration needed.