Tomorrow Maybe

Bad, the disobedient, the non-conforming, the challenging, the transgressive – not substandard, not of poor quality.   A gold-clad spirit desecrates a lotus pond with beer. A ‘Pondan’ Muslim revels in a genderless neverland. Eyelashes poke teary eyeballs. Trans-housewives concoct hormone cocktails. Older men cruise in the open sea. Counterfeit Snow Whites perform princess rituals. Read more…

“A mile or so away, at the top of terraced rice-fields, stood (and still stands) the little village of Hong Kong Wai – the village of the Fragrant Lagoon…It is easy to see … how finally, as steam succeeded sail, the fragrant little haven on the south yielded to the great harbour over the hill.” Read more…

As a photographer, Siu Wai Hang’s practice explores the fundamentals of the medium of photography, while creating social and historical commentary. In this intimate show, Tomorrow Maybe aims to provide an entry point into the artist’s ongoing examination into the medium particularly with time, as experienced, as perceived, both subjectively and collectively, and represented through Read more…