Our mini research exhibition shall utilize the socio-economic networks between islands and commission Cheung Chau’s Yau Luen company to make flower plaques, which were co-designed with designer Tam Shui.

Peng Chau Cinema, an abandoned space, still full of old chairs and memories.

Explore our impact to the natural environment and community through a three-dimensional terrain map, as well as using buildings to illustrate the neighbourly relationship between Mui Wo and its surroundings.

In a casual conversation, we invite senior ferry operators to talk with history and logistics scholars.

What kind of narrative would there be if we look at the world not from the perspective of land, but from the perspective of islands and oceans?

Join us for a ceramic tile workshop using local soil and a delicious brunch made with seasonal and local vegetables.

In very personal short films, students from the primary school show us what Peng Chau is to them.

An encounter between two poets on a ferry.

‘Stray in Chi Ma Wan’ is a tour to discover more stories behind this ex-Chi Ma Wan Detention Camp. Besides, you will also see stray buffaloes and a hidden reservoir in Chi Ma Wan.