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ZEITGEIST Hong Kong series | 16.04. - 16.05.2026 Bonds in Flux: Contemporary Spirit in Engagement and Participation

Featuring 4 Hong Kong artists from different generations - Ricky YEUNG Sau Churk, Phoebe MAN, MUDWORK, and Foreseen Agency (Shan WONG + Kachi CHAN) - the exhibition brings together socially engaged practice, community-based art, participatory and collaborative approaches, and artists acting as social agents, to cultivate relationships with diverse communities. Amidst the challenges and flux of our present time, this exhibition invites your active participation - To collectively explore and reimagine the forging of communities, while sensing, perceiving and understanding our world anew.

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