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HART - Diversity of artists-in-residence: Open Studio & showcases
In 2018, Henderson Land started HART, a not-for-profit arts initiative with a mission to foster collaboration, community, and creativity through programmes and the sharing of studio space. HART's flagship artists-in-residence represent a diversity of ethnicities and nationalities at various stages of their artistic careers, with different art practices and various research focuses.
We adopt an incubation environment within HART Haus as part of supporting, sustaining, and encouraging innovation within the local art ecosystem. During the year, the HART Team curated an Open Studio event at Art Basel HK 2022 and three mini showcases featuring the artists’ recent art works at HART Haus for public visits.
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