Homeless III – Photo Exhibition of the Homeless in Hong Kong
Having recorded the life of Hong Kong homeless people for 15 years, SoCO and photographer Lei Jih-sheng published Homeless III, the third photo collection of street sleepers.
Self-Portraits – Unmasking Hong Kong refugees : A Refugee Photo Exhibition
In this exhibition Self-portraits, through multimedia, including photography, installations, animations and documentaries, we hope to unmask these vivid lives.
Home, Street Home – Photo Exhibition of the Homeless in Hong Kong
Welcome to visit Home, Street Home. Here you can get to know the story of our homeless fellows, and see HK at a second glance.
Sojourning as tempura – Inadequate Housing Photo Exhibition
By using the voice of the photos, the exhibition unveils the dark side of the metropolitan and shows the toughness of the underprivileged in urban slums.
Kid Photographer – Photo Installation Exhibition – A Journey into a Child’s World
A child’s view of our world can be moving and transcend the limits of the lens. It gives us a vision into affection, social events and the community of these underprivileged neighborhoods, enhancing our understanding of a child’s participation in society.
The Invisible: Exhibition of hidden groups in Hong Kong
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, climbing on the trucks, stepping on the ruined staircases, crawling into packed cage homes, it serves as a conscious endeavor to disarticulate alienation and estrangement through a close encounter with these “invisibles” in our city.
Cage Home Exhibition
This cage home is actually situated in Tai Kok Tsui and an example of Hong Kong’s inadequate accommodation – according to government statistics there are nearly 100,000 people in Hong Kong who live in cage homes, cubicles or small partitioned flats.
