15:45-16:45 28 Feb 2026
Banqueting Hall Chelsea College of Arts, UAL, London
EcoFutures Symposium: Time-based Media Archiving for Collective Memories
Panel 4: Time-based Media Archiving for Collective Memories
This panel explores how video archives preserve and transmit collective experiences across communities and generations. Phoebe Wong will talk about Videotage Media Art Collection's pioneering work in consolidating Hong Kong's video art history, while Charlotte Procter shares LUX's innovative approaches to artists’ film preservation and Cinenova's approach to preserve feminist voices in moving images. Anson Mak will present the Tong Zhi Archive's vital work of oral history documenting LGBTQ+ experiences in Hong Kong. Together, they'll examine how time-based media archiving serves as both a historical record and an active tool for community building, addressing challenges of access, representation, and long-term preservation in different cultural contexts.
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20 Mar – 28 Jun 2026
Spectrosynthesis Seoul, Art Sonje Center, Korea
Art Sonje Center with the Sunpride Foundation presents Spectrosynthesis Seoul, on view from March 20 to June 28. As suggested by its title—a combination of “spectrum”, referring both to the phenomenon of light dispersing into rainbow colors and to diversity, and “synthesis”, the process of bringing ideas and objects together—the exhibition brings together 74 artists who have explored queerness across the boundaries of time, space, and institutions. Centered on Seoul as its site, Spectrosynthesis Seoul unfolds the present moment of queer art and its future possibilities.
[View... Same Yet Different (1996)] will be shown in this group exhibition.
13rd May 2026
Bow Arts London UK
Bow Skills workshop: listening and sound meditation as a research method for artistic creations
No Such Person 查無此人
2025 WMA Space Hong Kong
Lens-based Installation, photography transferred on wood, photographs, video, super 8 film, objects, poetry, publications
No Such Person examines how our sense of home anchors memory and shapes identity. Through a deeply personal lens, Anson Mak—who has relocated 32 times throughout her life—employs autoethnography to re-visit her artist archive of video works, music, and writings. In the newly commissioned works, Mak investigates her longstanding interests and concerns surrounding identity, memory, and cultural belonging. Curator Chloe Chow approaches the exhibition as a researcher, and analyses how Mak’s intimate first-person perspective illuminates a broader narrative of social transformation. Through this exercise, Mak’s personal odyssey becomes a window into examining a vast array of collective experience of sex/gender movement, community rebuilding, mental health issues, and displacement.
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Hong Kong LGBTQ+ Printed Matter in the Pre-Internet Era
前互聯網時代香港同志印刷品
2025 Hong Kong
Archive, web-documentary
This project is a bilingual (Chinese/Cantonese and English) web-based archive plus documentary project. It aims to collect and build a free, publicly accessible web-based archive that hosts digitised LGBTQ+ printed materials that would have been easily worn out and lost. There are over 800 items in the archive, together with 6 oral history documentary videos.
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