Mobile Exhibition

Living under rapid urbanization, do we still remember the stories of the village? How does cultural heritage find its footing in modern life? The mobile exhibition of the ‘Chuen Lung Visual Research Archive’ blends photographic art, natural ecology, community building, cultural history, and life practice, condensing the stories of Chuen Lung Hakka Village into content suitable for youth. It is officially launching in secondary schools across Hong Kong.

We are currently seeking more secondary schools interested in participating in this mobile exhibition project, which will run until March 2026. The exhibition will be host at each school for approximately one week, at no cost.

More details:

↘ To align with the secondary school curriculum, the mobile exhibition specifically integrates knowledge from the STEAM education system while covering a diverse range of content, including images, videos, installations, books, and research reports.

↘ The size of the mobile exhibition installation is approximately 8m long x 0.5m wide x 1.8m high. Schools only need to reserve space (flexible space size); no additional materials are required. A space with indoor wet power supply is the most suitable.

↘ A guided experience or a small workshop will be provided to students at no cost.

For more event details or to sign up, please email info@hkipf.org.hk or call 2777 0955 to contact Ms. Lena Lam or Ms. Carol Chow.

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