Her · Tie · Journey · 她
‘Tie．Journey．她’ is a special exhibition created by grassroots sewing mothers and local artists which depict Hong Kong local specialties. It also demonstrates how men and women can bond together and support each other on their life journey by simply sharing a necktie.
Ex-offenders Photo Exhibition
‘Prisoners’ Ex-offenders Photo Exhibition seeks an accommodative rather than a judgmental view of those who have made mistakes. The exhibition intends to seek the public’s understanding and acceptance of those who made mistakes, thereby supporting the re-integration of ex-offenders into society.
Trapped – Photo Exhibition on Grassroots Housing in Hong Kong
In 2016, Society for Community Organization (SoCO) are working with photographer Benny Lam again to jointly organize a “Living Under Constraint” photo exhibition. Over 50 new photos are included, in a sequence of six series, all showing life in the 100sq ft “flats”.
Confessions – A prisoners and ex-offenders exhibition
The exhibition intends to seek the public’s understanding and acceptance of those who made mistakes, thereby supporting the re-integration of ex-offenders into society.
The Invisible: Exhibition of the Hidden Communities in HK
This exhibition unveils a secret which has been hidden and opens a wound that has not healed. Treading the back alleys of the old neighborhoods, stepping on the ruined staircases, crawling into packed cage homes, visiting the learning center at urban slums, it serves as a conscious endeavor to disarticulate alienation and estrangement through a close encounter with these “invisibles” in our city.
Our Treasure – 10 years later
It takes ten years to sharpen a sword.” Growing up in difficult circumstances, our children face a bumpy road and uncertain future. Nevertheless, with unquestioning love from their families and kind assistance from others, these children preserved their innocence and ambition to thrive, never complaining nor abandoning their sense of responsibility to family and society.
Dream Photographer – Photo exhibition records the dream pursuing process of grassroots children
“One of the saddest lines in the world is, ‘Oh come on now – be realistic.’ The best parts of this world were not fashioned by those who were realistic. They were fashioned by those who dared to look hard at their wishes and gave them horses to ride.”
We Live – Photo Exhbition of Grassroots Elderly in Hong Kong
War. Starvation. Migration. Instability. A speck of dust in the great 30s and 40s. With a will not of their own; in the turbulence of history, All assembled in the past shattered into nought.
