People

Dr. Caroline HA THUC

PhD. in Asian Contemporary Art, CityUHK

Dr HA THUC is a French Hong Kong-based curator, art critic and researcher. Ha Thuc’s field of research focuses on research-based art practices and the emergence of alternative modes of knowledge production.

Dr. Camellia Ni Na NG

PhD. in History of Chinese Arts, CUHK

Dr. Ng serves as Assistant Professor at the HKSYU. She also researched and taught at the CUHK and LU.

Ms. Joel Kai Ling KWONG

MA. in Cultural Management, CUHK

Ms. Kwong is an international media art curator and transmedia specialist. She is currently the Programme Dicector for Microwave International New Media Arts Festival and the founder of SIBYLS.

Ms. Lee Siu Yin Cora

MA in East Asian Art, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, London

Head of Education at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, with expertise in museum education, curatorship, archives, and research focus on Chinese Export Art and the Maritime Silk Road.

Dr. Nga Wing LAW (Wen Yau)

PhD. Academy of Visual Arts, HKBU

As a cross-media artist, researcher, curator and writer, Dr. Law has been concentrating on performance/live art and social practices. She researched and taught at Asia Art Archive, Northwestern University and LU.

Dr. ZHU Yi Felicia

PhD in Visual Studies, Lingnan University

Dr ZHU’s research focuses on museum studies, exhibiting culture, digital heritage, and Chinese art.

Mr. Gordon LO

Bachelor of Arts, CUHK

Gordon Lo is a seasoned arts leader, curator, producer, and educator,with over 15 years of experience in the arts and cultural sector.

Dr. Edward Zheng Zhou

PhD. In History, CCNU

Dr. Zhou is a cultural heritage specialist with 12 years of experience across the museum, library, and archive sectors. With prior service at HKU UMAG, HKPM, and TWGHs, he focuses on collection management and related disciplines.

Dr. WONG Yuet Heng

PhD in History of Art and Archaeology, SOAS

Dr. Wong is an art historian and curator focusing on critical museum studies, cross-cultural artistic exchange and de-colonisation, as well as diasporic Chinese art and identities.