#SouthsideSaturday | 6 November

The Hong Kong Art Gallery Association invites you to #SouthsideSaturday on Saturday, 6 November 2021!

Here’s a preview of what to expect on Saturday:

– Art Projects Gallery
Exhibition | The Nature Symphony
3pm – 7pm

– Alisan Fine Art 
Readings of Essays and Poetry | Art and Writing: Gao Xingjian, Gu Gan, Walasse Ting, Wang Tiande, Wang Dongling
Reading schedule:
11 am Gu Gan “The Three Steps of Modern Calligraphy” (Cantonese)
12 noon Walasse Ting “Chinese Moonlight” Su Shi & Du Fu’s poems (English)
1 pm Wang Dongling “Series of Calligraphy” (Cantonese)
2 pm Gao Xingjian “Soul Mountain” (English)
3 pm “Wang Tiande: From Ashes to Flame” (Cantonese)
4 pm Walasse Ting “Chinese Moonlight” Li Bai’s poems (English)
5 pm Gao Xingjian “Soul Mountain” (Cantonese)

– Axel Vervoordt Gallery 
Screening | A trip to Shen Chen’s studio in New York – with Shen Chen, Lily Wei, and Boris Vervoordt
11am – 6:30pm

– de Sarthe 
Talk & Discussions | In Conversation: Hong Kong artists and the evolution of their practices during and post Covid era
2:30pm – 3:30pm

Talk & Discussions | In Conversation: Aesthetics and Philosophy in Contemporary Art
4:30pm – 5:30pm

– L+/Lucie Chang Fine Arts 
Product Release| L+ x Eddie Kang Tote Bags & Figure
10am – 7pm

– Sin Sin Fine Art 
Exhibition Opening | Attitude
12pm – 6pm

To view the complete programme visit https://www.southsidesaturday.com/.

We encourage you to tag us with #SouthsideSaturday on your social media platform during the events. For more enquiries, please visit the official #SouthsideSaturday website, or contact [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you there!

About #SouthsideSaturday
HKAGA, together with our Southside gallery members, launched the #SouthsideSaturday as an effort to put together a roster of happenings in Southside galleries on the first Saturday every month. These happenings range from interactive events over a designated time to more passive events that allow visitors to experience something at their own pace, including talks, screenings, special displays, sketch sessions and more. All events are free unless otherwise specified.