1)      Friday 2: New Media New Thinking (I/O)
At Input/Output, the city’s latest addition to its ever developing art scene. Just what Hong Kong needs.

2)      Saturday 10: (Inter)viewing possession (Asia Art Archive)

Leung Chi-wo’s project for Asia Art Archive engaging the local neighbourhood in Sheung Wan. The Para/Site Art Space veteran is fresh from an artist residency in Vienna.

3)      Saturday 3-Oct 25: Think Now or Never series (Various locations)
An innovative project developed by Yeung Yang, October Contemporary Artistic Director, to engage the audiences in new ways. We will practise some banner spotting around the city.

4)      Friday 9: (last) intervention by Kingsley Ng and Samson Young (Osage Kwun Tong)
About this time last year I saw Kingsley Ng’s work for the first time, and I still think he one of the brightest artists around.

5)      Friday 9: A Blow to the Everyday (Osage Kwun Tong)
This is Yuko Hasegawa’s project for Osage. She is one of the star curators that emerged in the 90s following Harald Szeemann’s path. It can’t get better than this.

6)      Sunday 11: Cardboard Project (Scratch, JCCAC)
These sculptor activists are prolific in their social involvement. This time they announce a new collaborative project.

7)      Sunday 11: GREEN through the Kai Tak River (1a Space)
Curated by multi-talented Choi Yan Chi, one of Hong Kong art scene doyennes.

8)      Saturday 10: Insert Coin; Spanish Contemporary Art (Para/Site Art Space)
A very rare occasion to show that there is more than football and good food in Spain! Featuring artists from its challenging contemporary art scene.

9)      Oct 23: This Is Hong Kong (Map Office)
After touring Berlin, Seoul, Vienna, Taipei and Barcelona, it is about time to show Hong Kong this video programme that includes some of its best media artists.

10)   Oct 31: OPEN AIR Performance: Night Light Graffiti (Videotage)
Including one of Hong Kong’s rising stars: Howard Cheng Chi Lai, and organised by one of our Curatorial Training Programme graduates.

See the schedules:

Alvaro Rodriguez Fominaya, Executive Director and Curator of Para/Site Art Space