M+ Live Art x HKDance:
Echoing ‘Shanshui’
M+ Live Art x HKDance:
Echoing ‘Shanshui’
This performance is free for M+ Ticket holders. Please see ‘Get Tickets’ for details.
Co-presented by M+ Live Art and Hong Kong Dance Company (HKDance), M+ Live Art x HKDance: Echoing Shanshui activates the exhibition Shanshui: Echoes and Signals on view at the museum’s South Galleries. The performances offer a sensorial experience to investigate the cultural legacy integral to Chinese philosophical thinking and poetic imagination of shanshui through the art of dance.
Choreographed by Yang Yuntao, artistic director at the HKDance, and the performers, the performances explore the concept of the passage of time and create dialogues between space and time, vision and imagination. By activating Lee Ufan’s work Relatum—The Mirror Road (2021/2024), Isamu Noguchi’s sculptures Cloud Mountain (1982–1983), and Vivian Wang and Aqilah Misuary’s Drawn to Light (2024), the performances make the complex connections between landscape and humanity in our post-industrial world tangible.
This performance will be approximately 30 minutes per session on selected Saturdays. Please refer to the event date and time for details. No registration is required.
Artistic Team:
Concept: Yang Yuntao
Choreographers and performers:
24 Jan and 7 Feb: Lee Chia-ming, Liu Wai-yee
31 Jan and 14 Mar: Ho Ho-fei, Ng Ka-ling
* The organiser reserves the right to make changes to the programme without prior notice.
About Hong Kong Dance Company
Established in 1981, Hong Kong Dance Company (HKDance) is dedicated to promoting Chinese dance with contemporary artistic visions and Hong Kong character, staging over 200 productions to great acclaim. They include L'Amour Immortel, Lady White of West Lake, Nine Songs, A Tale of the Southern Sky, and more. The Company has extensive international connections, making cultural rapport by touring to America, Europe, Korea, the Mainland, and multiple others around the globe. With its mandate to create original interdisciplinary works, the Company delves into confluence of Chinese dance and Chinese martial arts traditions, creating works such as the novel dance and martial arts theatre Convergence and grand dance poem Shan Shui: An Ode to Nature.
Photo: Worldwide Dancer Project
Image at top: Featured Artwork: © The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York / ARS. Dancer: Lee Chia-ming. Photo: Moon Cheung @ STUDIOOFM, M+, Hong Kong