In August, vocalist, printmaker and painter Julie May came to our studio to talk about the importance of interdisciplinary practices in her work. That chat focused mostly on her music. Today, we’re going to talk to her in more detail about her visual art and printmaking. First though, in 2022, the Hong Kong Arts Development Council launched the Arts∙Tech exhibition series to encourage the public to engage with multi-disciplinary arts. This year’s Arts∙Tech 3 has two installments, the first of which, in June and July, took the form of a lighthouse installation on the observation deck in Ocean Terminal. The second installment, which focuses on urban culture and future developing involves a moving Hong Kong icon, the double-decker tram often colloquially known as the Ding Ding.

"Stay Connected: Art and China Since 2008” is a two-part exhibition at Tai Kwun JC Contemporary, the first part of which is on show until the 4th January. "Stay Connected: Navigating the Cloud” includes more than 50 works by over 35 artists and groups. They explore the relationship between digital technology, the manufacturing supply chain and human activities, and their impacts on social realties and art in China.