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"Morning at the East: A New Day Begins"
Presented by Ivanhoe Lam
2024.10.07 - 2024.11.30
2024.10.07 (Mon) - 20 (Sun) 8:15am
2024.11.12 (Tue) - 30 (Sat) 8:15am*
* Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
2024.11.12 (Tue) - 30 (Sat) 8:15am*
* Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
sheds
Free
Online registration is available from 2024.10.05 onwards here.
Limited quota, first-come-first-served.
Limited quota, first-come-first-served.
- Each session runs approximately 1 hour with one participant per session.
- This event is suitable for participants aged 15 and above.
- Participants will be invited to propose a route or activity (within a 45-minute walking distance from the EKCC) and the end point of the journey.
- Participants in need may be accompanied by one carer in the programme. Please inform the presenter in advance via the online registration form as appropriate.
- Programme involves walking activities, participants are advised to wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
- Programme Enquiries: 6508 9771
A One-to-one experience
Every new day, even if you follow the same path or engage in routine activities, brings different experiences. Today, a new friend will accompany you to document the neighbourhood.
Starting from the East Kowloon Cultural Centre (EKCC), you will stroll through East Kowloon with Artist Lim Wei-wei, a member of the artistic team of Ivanhoe Lam, the Artist-in-Residence of EKCC.
We will invite you to wear an action camera to capture the day from your perspective (without shooting your face), documenting the places and conversations that you share with Wei-wei. The experience begins with simple stretching, after which you will be invited to share and guide Wei-wei through your chosen route or activity (within a 45-minute walking distance from the EKCC). You can decide the end point of the journey.
In addition to ordinary routines like shopping or morning exercise, you can also explore new places or routes near the EKCC together.
Morning at the East: A New Day Begins is one of the "Unbox EKCC" trial programmes of the East Kowloon Cultural Centre
Ivanhoe Lam is the Artist-in-Residence of East Kowloon Cultural Centre
The content of this programme does not reflect the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
The presenter reserves the right to make the final decision regarding programme quota and other programme arrangements
Every new day, even if you follow the same path or engage in routine activities, brings different experiences. Today, a new friend will accompany you to document the neighbourhood.
Starting from the East Kowloon Cultural Centre (EKCC), you will stroll through East Kowloon with Artist Lim Wei-wei, a member of the artistic team of Ivanhoe Lam, the Artist-in-Residence of EKCC.
We will invite you to wear an action camera to capture the day from your perspective (without shooting your face), documenting the places and conversations that you share with Wei-wei. The experience begins with simple stretching, after which you will be invited to share and guide Wei-wei through your chosen route or activity (within a 45-minute walking distance from the EKCC). You can decide the end point of the journey.
In addition to ordinary routines like shopping or morning exercise, you can also explore new places or routes near the EKCC together.
| Date & Time: | 2024.10.07 (Mon) - 20 (Sun) 8:15am 2024.11.12 (Tue) - 30 (Sat) 8:15am (Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) |
| Start Point: | The Sheds, G/F, East Kowloon Cultural Centre (near Amoy Gardens Bus Stop at Ngau Tau Kok Road) |
| End Point: | Proposed by participant |
| Remarks: | In Cantonese |
Morning at the East: A New Day Begins is one of the "Unbox EKCC" trial programmes of the East Kowloon Cultural Centre
Ivanhoe Lam is the Artist-in-Residence of East Kowloon Cultural Centre
The content of this programme does not reflect the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
The presenter reserves the right to make the final decision regarding programme quota and other programme arrangements
Lim Wei-wei
Born in Malaysia, Lim has previously served as a professional dancer at Dua Space Dance Theatre (Malaysia) and as a resident artist at Unlock Dancing Plaza (Hong Kong). Currently, she works as an independent theatre practitioner, engaging in various roles such as choreography, performance, and dance education. Lim has also previously collaborated with different companies, include Hong Kong Repertory Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Edward Lam Dance Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, City Contemporary Dance Company, Windmill Grass Theatre, etc.
Born in Malaysia, Lim has previously served as a professional dancer at Dua Space Dance Theatre (Malaysia) and as a resident artist at Unlock Dancing Plaza (Hong Kong). Currently, she works as an independent theatre practitioner, engaging in various roles such as choreography, performance, and dance education. Lim has also previously collaborated with different companies, include Hong Kong Repertory Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Edward Lam Dance Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, City Contemporary Dance Company, Windmill Grass Theatre, etc.
- In inclement weather conditions, the programme may be postponed or canceled. The organiser will contact participants by phone before the commencement of the session.
A One-to-one experience
Every new day, even if you follow the same path or engage in routine activities, brings different experiences. Today, a new friend will accompany you to document the neighbourhood.
Starting from the East Kowloon Cultural Centre (EKCC), you will stroll through East Kowloon with Artist Lim Wei-wei, a member of the artistic team of Ivanhoe Lam, the Artist-in-Residence of EKCC.
We will invite you to wear an action camera to capture the day from your perspective (without shooting your face), documenting the places and conversations that you share with Wei-wei. The experience begins with simple stretching, after which you will be invited to share and guide Wei-wei through your chosen route or activity (within a 45-minute walking distance from the EKCC). You can decide the end point of the journey.
In addition to ordinary routines like shopping or morning exercise, you can also explore new places or routes near the EKCC together.
Morning at the East: A New Day Begins is one of the "Unbox EKCC" trial programmes of the East Kowloon Cultural Centre
Ivanhoe Lam is the Artist-in-Residence of East Kowloon Cultural Centre
The content of this programme does not reflect the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
The presenter reserves the right to make the final decision regarding programme quota and other programme arrangements
Every new day, even if you follow the same path or engage in routine activities, brings different experiences. Today, a new friend will accompany you to document the neighbourhood.
Starting from the East Kowloon Cultural Centre (EKCC), you will stroll through East Kowloon with Artist Lim Wei-wei, a member of the artistic team of Ivanhoe Lam, the Artist-in-Residence of EKCC.
We will invite you to wear an action camera to capture the day from your perspective (without shooting your face), documenting the places and conversations that you share with Wei-wei. The experience begins with simple stretching, after which you will be invited to share and guide Wei-wei through your chosen route or activity (within a 45-minute walking distance from the EKCC). You can decide the end point of the journey.
In addition to ordinary routines like shopping or morning exercise, you can also explore new places or routes near the EKCC together.
| Date & Time: | 2024.10.07 (Mon) - 20 (Sun) 8:15am 2024.11.12 (Tue) - 30 (Sat) 8:15am (Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) |
| Start Point: | The Sheds, G/F, East Kowloon Cultural Centre (near Amoy Gardens Bus Stop at Ngau Tau Kok Road) |
| End Point: | Proposed by participant |
| Remarks: | In Cantonese |
Morning at the East: A New Day Begins is one of the "Unbox EKCC" trial programmes of the East Kowloon Cultural Centre
Ivanhoe Lam is the Artist-in-Residence of East Kowloon Cultural Centre
The content of this programme does not reflect the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
The presenter reserves the right to make the final decision regarding programme quota and other programme arrangements
Lim Wei-wei
Born in Malaysia, Lim has previously served as a professional dancer at Dua Space Dance Theatre (Malaysia) and as a resident artist at Unlock Dancing Plaza (Hong Kong). Currently, she works as an independent theatre practitioner, engaging in various roles such as choreography, performance, and dance education. Lim has also previously collaborated with different companies, include Hong Kong Repertory Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Edward Lam Dance Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, City Contemporary Dance Company, Windmill Grass Theatre, etc.
Born in Malaysia, Lim has previously served as a professional dancer at Dua Space Dance Theatre (Malaysia) and as a resident artist at Unlock Dancing Plaza (Hong Kong). Currently, she works as an independent theatre practitioner, engaging in various roles such as choreography, performance, and dance education. Lim has also previously collaborated with different companies, include Hong Kong Repertory Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Edward Lam Dance Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, City Contemporary Dance Company, Windmill Grass Theatre, etc.
- In inclement weather conditions, the programme may be postponed or canceled. The organiser will contact participants by phone before the commencement of the session.