The Works：Musical, “PROJECT AFTER 6: Mou Man Tai", HKBUAVA Grad show & in the studio: XTIE

While some office workers in Hong Kong very much enjoy their jobs, for others it's a daily grind and one that often extends way beyond the nine to five.
But there are ways to make the workplace more appealing. Launched in 2014, "Project After 6" brings a little art into the office environment.

Every year around this time, there's a chance to encounter the works of some of Hong Kong's freshest talent as visual artists from local universities hold their graduation shows. At the Hong Kong Baptist University's Kai Tak campus until the 25th of June, 134 students from its Academy of Visual Arts are presenting their works on the theme of “faith” and “decision-making”. Titled “and still they move” the exhibition includes a wide range of art forms, such as painting, sculpture, ink painting, ceramics, glass, installation, jewellery, wearables, photography, video, media art, illustration, performance art, and printmaking.

Singer-songwriter and music producer XTIE writes, arranges, produces, and performs. She describes her music as “cosmic pop” and uses electric-pop and jazz to tell stories about herself and the universe. Her song “Skin” was recently featured in the Grammy Awards’ online series, “Press Play”. She’s here to tell us more.