Urban agriculture specialists and artist collective HK Farm (Glenn Eugen Ellingsen, Michael Leung and Anthony Ko) have taken over Spring’s main terrace for a year-long residency that began in September 2014.

Join us on the afternoon of Sunday, November 23 for a harvest workshop where you will get a glimpse of their approach to experimental farming that includes time-lapse photography, sound recording and projection, food sculpture and an edible harvest. We will be running workshops on planter-making, planter-painting, pesto- and tea-making.

If you can’t come Sunday, but want to be kept up to speed on what HK Farm is up to at Spring, send an email to farmers@springworkshop.org.

Click here for the project’s Tumblr: Spring Workshop x HK Farm Tumblr (Photos by Glenn Eugen Ellingsen).

We are delighted to welcome Croatian choreographer and dancer Bruno Isakovic for a residency from November 22 to December 3. He will create a solo performance for HK-based dancer Joshua Serafin (Philippines) based on Bruno’s work about nudity on Saturday, November 29, 2014.

As part of the evening’s program, HK-based choreographer and dancer Sarah Xiao (China) will perform her own creation “She”. The evening will feature a discussion about the program between Bruno Isakovic and Kevin Kwong, Arts Editor of the South China Morning Post.

Co-presented with Alice Rensy of Happ’Art.

(Please note: The performance contains nudity.)

*RSVP required

Co-presented with Para Site, “Islands off the Shores of Asia” is an exhibition based on the ideological, historical, mystical, and fictional interpretations of the remote and largely uninhabited islands claimed by different nations across East Asia.  Click here for more on the exhibition, curated by Cosmin Costinas and Inti Guerrero.

A final curators’ tour of the exhibition will be held on December 7, 2014.

EXHIBITION HOURS:
September 27 – December 7
12pm to 6pm (Tuesday to Sunday, 0pen on public holidays)