ArtsCross Hong Kong 2022 

A cross-cultural "virtual" residency across 4 cities 

Virtual Residency dates:  23 May 2022 (Mon) – 17 June 2022 (Fri) 

Work-in-progress - Choreographers & Scholars' Presentation: 17 June 2022 (Fri) 16:00 – 20:00 HKT

ArtsCross London 2013 | Dam Van Huynh – Gloves | Photo: Andrew Lang 

Overview

Gathering virtually “in Hong Kong” between 23 May and 17 June 2022, the project offers an exciting research platform for artists to explore innovative choreographic processes and experiment with ground-breaking possibilities between dance and technology.  

Five choreographers, 15 dancers and 15 scholars from Beijing, Hong Kong, London and Taipei will meet virtually in a remote setting. Choreographers from each city teams up with 4 dancers to present a work-in-progress. 

Project Highlights

Work-in-Progress Presentations

The project will conclude with a virtual work-in-progress presentation to celebrate participants’ achievements and pave the foundation for new long-term cultural initiatives. 

ArtsCross London 2013 | Riccardo Buscarini – No Lander | Photo: Andrew Lang 

Scholar's Participation

What’s more, academic observation will spearhead inclusive conversations throughout the project to expand participants’ professional, artistic and personal exchange across different cultures.

Scholars will present on the 17th June after the work-in-progress presentations.

ArtsCross London 2013 | Su Wei-Chia - Free steps ｜Photo: Photo: Andrew Lang 

Working-from-home

ArtsCross London 2013 | Riccardo Buscarini – No Lander | Photo: Andrew Lang 

Previously in ArtsCross

ArtsCross began in 2009 with an innovative collaborative project involving ResCen and the Beijing Dance Academy (BDA) entitled Danscross: dancing in a shaking world.

In 2011, the project name in English became ArtsCross and the partnership was extended to other cities.

Visit: https://rescen.net/artscross/ for more

ArtsCross London 2013 | Zhao Liang – Infinite connections | Photo: Andrew Lang 

Partners

Beijing

Hong Kong

London

Taipei

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