Date: 21-22 June
Time: 11:00-19:00
Location: JCCAC
Since its inception in 2010, the Hong Kong International Photo Festival has held exhibitions with different themes each year, introducing unique and creative photographic works and noteworthy visual cultural trends to Hong Kong. Entering its 15th year, the Hong Kong International Photo Festival will continue to work hard to open up dialogues between photography and different fields and places.
On June 21 and 22, JCCAC is holding its first “Open Day”. As the cultural partner of JCCAC activities, HKIPF will exhibit the works of founding members and new members, and will also sell photography books and peripheral products. We welcome all supporters to collect the works in the exhibition. Your support will help us realize various projects and build communities with photography.
Date: 18 June
Time: 19:45-21:10
Location: MOViE MOViE Cityplaza House 1
Martin Parr is a well-known name in the photography world. He is renowned for his interesting compositions and saturated colors in his photographs, which reveal the absurdity of consumerism, tourism culture and social class. Many are familiar with his classic works, but do you know about his early photography style and shooting process?
If you want to know more about Martin Parr’s life and stories, don’t miss “I Am Martin Parr”. HKIPF will be screening this documentary with MOViE MOViE on June 18 with specially designed commemorative tickets.
Date: 24 May – 30 June
Time: 11:00-18:00
Location: Koon Man Space Light Room
The photography exhibition “Hak to Hak” is fortunate to be held at this commemorative milestone, featuring the special invitation of photographer Bobby Sham. Using the traditional large-format photography to capture the essence and daily lives of local villagers, bringing their stories to life in each portrait. Recent graduate Kylie Chan will showcase her unique imagery, documenting the connections formed while interviewing villagers and learning to make tea cakes. Additionally, participants from the earlier Kuk Po photography tour organized by Koon Man Space captured countless outstanding works, which will also be presented in this exhibition (selected by So Hing Keung).
This exhibition focuses on the theme of Hakka hospitality, reflecting on the impact of a fluid society and the digital age on community relations and interpersonal interactions.
Date: 26 April – 30 June
Time: 11:00-18:00
Location: Koon Man Space Tea Room
This April, artists Sui Fong and Sunny Wong opened their studios to present the findings of their research.
Through a fusion of sound and daily life, history and modernity, their work unveils a new chapter in the story and future of Chuen Lung.