Hong Kong

Curated by No Discipline Limited in Hong Kong, Something Foreign is an interdisciplinary residency programme promoting cross-cultural exchange. Residencies last 4-6 weeks and happen in spring (April/May) and autumn (October/November) every year.

The International Writers’ Workshop at Hong Kong Baptist University invites applications from interested writers to join the IWW 2023 Residency Programme from 20 February to 19 March 2023. Applicants are encouraged to engage with the theme of ‘Turbulence ·Tranquility · Transdisciplinary Writing’.

The International Writers’ Workshop at Hong Kong Baptist University invites applications from interested writers to join the IWW 2022 Residency Programme from 21 February to 21 March 2022. Applicants are encouraged to engage with the theme of ‘Writing and Well-being’.

The curriculum of the Department of Visual Studies (VS) at Lingnan University emphasises the history, theory and expression of visual arts and material culture in China, East Asia and the West. It also offers experiential, object- and skill-based learning through fieldtrips, studio practice, curatorial training and internships. VS admits about 30 undergraduate majors and a small number of MPhil and PhD students per academic year.

Now in its seventh year, the M+ / Design Trust Research Fellowship 2021 will support two separate fellowship projects. The first fellowship will support a Hong Kong–based researcher engaged in investigating topics related to design and/or architectural developments in Hong Kong and its vicinity. The second fellowship will support a researcher engaged in investigating topics related to design and/or architectural developments in a particular geography in Asia, or across the continent. The successful applicants will be attached to M+ (a museum of visual culture in West Kowloon) for three to six months in 2021, conducting independent research, preferably on a full-time basis. Applications are welcome from individuals of all nationalities whose areas of research are in design, architecture, or a related field. Deadline: 16 August 2020.