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CRASH founded on September 2024, is an artist-run alternative art space, aims to promote studio-based practice through organising artist-in-residence program, and providing accessible art space for artists and art practitioners.

The venue is supported by Marble Print Clay.


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L3-03 JCCAC HONG KONG


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List of Events:
Screenings
A Sound Experiment
Tintype Portrait Photography


ꍟꉓꃅꂦꍟꌗ
hosted by Tam Man Ching Michelle

“A screening sharing works I love by friends exploring and fictionalising layered realities that are being reshaped by technocracy, body politics and systems.”
—Michelle Tam Man Ching

Screening works of Anouk Verviers @anouk.verviers , Riley Tu @riileytu & Toby Wilson @nowt.outlet @floonzine .

Date: 14 DEC 2025 (Sun)
Time: 4 - 6:15PM
Venue: CRASH L303 JCCAC HK 

See more of the exhibition.
Screening works of Anouk Verviers, Riley Tu & Toby Wilson, together with installations of Michelle Tam Man Ching @ching_ching988 @m1he11
14 Dec 2025 (Sun)
16:00 - 17:15

(1)
We gather at dawn (I have discharged you from our care)
2024
Anouk Verviers @anouk.verviers

#systemsofpower #bodiesandshapeentanglements

(2)
Unauthorised Emotion
2025
Riley Tu @riileytu

#bodypolitics #selfrepresentation #algorithmicresistance#feministtheory #cyborgidentities #3Danimation

(3)
fLARP
2024
Toby Wilson @nowt.outlet @floonzine

#layeredfictionalities #performativity #labour #regionality#roleplay #esotericism #utopianism #emancipativechange#gamifieddissociation

Photo courtesy of @john0829
Special thanks to @floatingprojects & @boogeybrains for equipments support.



murmurmurmurmur-ing 
artists sharing

Artist: @chanhiuwaiii @hiu_yann @szemokham @jessie_tam_@pakhangs
Date: 28 SEP 2025
Time: 3 - 4:30PM
Venue: Floating Projects, 
L3-06D JCCAC HK 

Special thanks to Floating Projects for equipment and venue support. 

Documentation provided by CRASH. 

《murmurmurmurmur-ing》是一件集體創作,以 CD 作為主體,收錄五位創作者從生活經驗中收集與轉化的故事。呼應展覽《FOUND & FELT》的主題——Thrifting 作為一種敘事方式,作品以 CD 作為故事內容的載體,在展覽中以「CD Thrifting」的模式呈現,為觀眾創造一種自由挖掘與聆聽的經驗。



An Attempt to Divine
A sound experiment

Artist: Felix Cheung 
@contemporary_bluesboy

Date: 14 SEP 2025
Time: 3 - 7PM
Venue: L3 Open Area JCCAC HK 

Special thanks to Floating Projects for equipment support. 

Documentation provided by artist. 

“…Among them is a piece titled “The I-Ching“, which contains 64 x 6 ‎ = 384 fragments of ideas that correspond to each line from the hexagrams derived from the Book of Changes…”

ABOUT FELIX CHEUNG
Felix Cheung is a composer and musician who explores a wide variety of performing arts, ranging from conventional contemporary music to jazz improvisations and experimental theatrical performances. His compositions were performed in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany and Hong Kong by renowned ensembles and orchestras such as Residentie Orkest (NL), Orkest de Ereprijs (NL), Stolz Quartet (NL), Decibel Ensemble (UK), Thallein Ensemble (UK), Mivos Quartet (US), Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra (HK) and Hong Kong New Music Ensemble (HK). 

Cheung is currently a doctoral student at the Chinede University of Hong Kong, studying composition with Professor Lee Wan Ki Wendy. His research focuses on exploring the spectrum of elements of a concert performance and composing pieces by adopting those elements to create an immersive concert-going experience. 



Tintype Portrait Photography

Artist: Damon Lam
Date: 7 & 13 SEP 2025
Time: 1 - 6PM
Venue: L3 Open Area JCCAC HK 

Photo courtesy of CRASH team. 

Damon Lam is a passionate photographer, honed his craft through self-directed exploration after graduating from California College of the Arts in 2018. His practice spans historic and contemporary photographic techniques, blending art with social engagement. In 2023, Damon, alongside Kylie Chung @kisschunk and Natasha Cheung @nuhtush , brought the 19th-century dry plate tintype process to Hong Kong’s streets, sharing this unique art form with the public through a mobile tintype trolley @tin_the_typist .





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