social practices, social engagement, etc
Invited by Zürcher Hochschule Der Künste (ZhdK) and Taipei National University of the Arts (TNUA), I presented a paper ‘More than a Fetish; More than Cemeteries: Documenting and Archiving Activism’ in the conference in Taipei.
應蘇黎世藝術大學及國立臺北藝術大學之邀，在研討會上主講「存庫作為抗爭攻略」。
– installation/intervention, 2014-2016
Read more “尋找反佔中英雄不死 In search of Long Live the Anti-Occupy Central Hero”
在亞洲表演學會2016年會上發表論文《自我民族誌：香港社運中以諷刺模仿展演作為省思連結的抗議攻略》。
I presented a paper ‘Parody as Tactical Protest in Hong Kong’s Activism: An Auto-Ethnographic Account of Performative Critical Engagement’ at the Association for Asian Performance (AAP) Annual Conference 2016, Chicago, USA, 10-11 August 2016.
– social engagement/gastronomy/
Read more “毋忘．毋諒（謹向所有和平革命者致敬）¡Ni perdón, Ni olvido! (homage to all peaceful revolutionaries)”
Invited by Para Site Art Space, I donated the sculpture titled Long Live the Anti-Occupy Central Hero for the Para Site Annual Auction 2015, 22–27/10/2015, Hong Kong
The sculpture was a protest object created as part of an intervention by hk oic at the ‘Peace & Democracy Day’ organized by the Alliance for Peace and Democracy, 17/08/2014.
Silent Auction Lot#98
反佔中英雄不死 Long Live the Anti-Occupy Central Hero (2014)
Mixed media
Unique
164 × 45 × 45 cm
Estimate: HK$ 12,000 – 18,000
Generously donated by the artist & hk oic
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this project had been exhibited at 自 / 體 ： 公民抗爭的展演與想像 performing civil struggles: an auto-ethnographic account on resistance, imagination and performative practices, Lingnam University, Hong Kong, 5-27/02/2015, and further developed and presented as 尋找反佔中英雄不死 In search of Long Live the Anti-Occupy Central Hero at the World & Heaven: Hong Kong Sculpture Biennial 2016, Hong Kong Baptist University Kai Tak Campus, 15/10-13/11/2016
文：羅婉珮
編按：
香港國際行為藝術節【身體力行】最後一天於尖沙咀鐘樓舉行集體行為藝術的演出。來自捷克、內地及香港的行為藝術家各自在文化中心空地前進行自己的創作，惹來不少途人駐足觀看。一個身穿I love Hong Kong T-shirt的蒙眼女子站在一雕塑前，揮動黃旗，吶喊高呼，一盞黃燈自背後照射，儘管身軀瘦小，不滅巾幗之風。
At the conference, I presented a paper titled ‘Performing Hong Kong’s Identity: From Civic Square to Occupy Movement – A Spatial Perspective on Social Activism’ which examines how new spatial experiences have been created in the Umbrella Movement and contributed to the building of public sphere in civil society and performativity of the people’s identity in the civil movements.
Read more “Designing Experience: ‘The Ballerina on the Elephant’”
