Compiled from the Performing Arts programmes* and Visual Arts exhibition records from HKADC’s Arts Yearbooks and Annual Arts Survey projects dating from 2010.

Dismantling the Scaffold

Visual Arts

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Art Genres / Sub-categories

Mixed Media and Installation

Location

Tai Kwun

Start Date

2018/06/09

End Date

2018/08/19

Art Genres / Sub-categories

Mixed Media and Installation

Location

Tai Kwun

Start Date

2018/06/09

End Date

2018/08/19

Dismantling the Scaffold

Description

Description

Dismantling the Scaffold, presented by Spring Workshop, is Tai
Kwun Contemporary’s inaugural exhibition. It showcases works
from local and international artists and collectives, presenting
a constellation of artworks that engage with the social and civil
structures we collectively inhabit. The multitude of artistic positions opens up insights, allowing for the examination and re-imagination of the established conventions, often unsaid and even
unnoticed, which give shape to our everyday lives. The concept
of the exhibition grows out of the two keystones of discipline
and collaboration: the unique context and history of the
exhibition site—the former Central Police Station compound—
demands a reflection on discipline and power, while the convergence of two contemporary art organisations at a key moment
in their timelines—the beginning of Tai Kwun Contemporary and
Spring Workshop’s planned hiatus in December 2017 after five
years of operation and programming—considers the potential
synergy made possible through cooperation.

Organiser / Presenter Spring Workshop
Artists:Nadim Abbas; Erkka Nissinen; Magdalen Wong; Big Tail Elephant; Chen Shaoxiong; Luke Ching Chin-wai; Tiffany Chung; Claire Fontaine; Kwan Sheung-chi; Wong Wai-yin; Bing Lee; Leung Chi Wo; Sara Wong; Liang Juhui; Lin Yilin; Roman Ondak; LH02 (Pak Sheung-chuen; Jaffe.T; Cathy Tsang; Grace Gut; Siumou Chow); PolyLester; Jhafis Quintero; Superflex and Jens Haaning; Koki Tanaka; Ulay / Marina Abramović; Bik Van der Pol; Yvonne Dröge Wendel; Xijing Men; Xu Tan

Note:This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Visual Arts Yearbook 2018" published by Department of Fine Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

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