The exhibition Tao Hui: In the Land Beyond Living uses sculptures, video, sound, installation and set design to open up new angles from which to contemplate contemporary society and urban struggles. It’s part of Tai Kwun Contemporary’s new Breakthrough series, which focuses on emerging artistic positions. CultureZine’s art expert Ingrid Chen spoke to Pi Li, the Head of Art of Tai Kwun Contemporary about this exhibition, what’s coming up next , and Tai Kwun’s overall programming direction. Ingrid first asked him why Tao hui was chosen:

Culturezine’s Kalim visited an exhibition by local artist Wong Sze-wai on Hollywood Road. She told Halim more about her art pieces and how she gets inspiration from exploring overlooked or abandoned places, and old objects:

This week, CultureZine visited “Lost and Found in Hong Kong: The Unsung Chinese Heroes at D-Day exhibition” at Chinese University. Our Culture expert Anthony Lui spoke to the curators John Mak and Angus Hui, who told him about their research process and what they got out of it: