Recoding Hong Kong: Our Youtuber Experience

Date: Thursday, 26 March 2026
Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm
Venue: 2/F, D202, D Building, HSUHK

Recoding Hong Kong: Our Youtuber Experience

Date: Thursday, 26 March 2026
Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm
Venue: 2/F, D202, D Building, HSUHK

YouTube 頻道Mill MILK是一個以紀錄香港文化與故事為主的網絡平台。其創作的影片,圍繞香港的各行各業、社區生活、飲食文化等主題。自2021年至今,已取得過百萬訂閱,過億流覽量。是次講座,邀請了當中兩位創作者阿京及 Sam 來和我們分享他們的創作故事。 

Performing Dialogues Between Musical Heritages in Hong Kong: Middle Meets East and West?

Date: Tuesday, 24 March 2026
Time: 2:30pm-4:00pm
Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

Performing Dialogues Between Musical Heritages in Hong Kong: Middle Meets East and West?

Date: Tuesday, 24 March 2026
Time: 2:30pm-4:00pm
Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

本地音樂傳承的對話:中,東,西間樂語

 

The Saffron是一支本地中東音樂組合,由香港音樂人組成,除了中東傳統樂器,我們結合「中、西、中東」元素,透過與不同友人合作,我們的音樂融合多元文化元素,不但秉承香港中外文化交匯的特色,更延伸至細膩獨特的中東色彩。

成立於2025年年中,The Saffron作為初露頭角的本地樂隊在文化宣傳上作出不同新嘗試,包括: 多次獲香港故宮文化博物館展館邀請為開幕典禮、酒會及公共空間演出,以及為香港電台拍攝英文訪問及音樂演奏,並於2026年年初舉辦首場音樂會《帝國音樂咖啡館》,大獲好評。

除此之外,成員亦活躍於本地不同形式及規模的演出,曾獲邀到各大專院校、駐港領事館、一帶一路酒會及研討會 演出,並與音樂友人舉辦《一千零一夜中東音樂演奏會》,為香港帶來與眾不同的聲音。

Reinventions of Classics in Modern Cantonese Opera: A Public Lecture

Date: Monday, 23 March 2026
Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

Reinventions of Classics in Modern Cantonese Opera: A Public Lecture

Date: Monday, 23 March 2026
Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

阮兆輝博士是香港著名的粵劇表演藝術家,自七歲登台演出,最初以電影童星身份嶄露頭角,其後投 身粵劇舞台,並精研南音演唱。七十多年來,他的舞台足跡與藝術成就見證了香港演藝文化的發展與傳承。

 

在今次講座中,阮博士將以豐富的舞台經驗,深入探討如何將傳統故事、唱腔與表演技巧融入現代元素,推動粵劇創新發展。他亦會分享改編作品背後的構思與挑戰,並向大家展示如何為這門瑰麗的傳統藝術注入新生命,讓它在瞬息萬變的時代中,不僅得以傳承,更能再創高峰,綻放新的光芒。

Opening Ceremony

Date: Monday, 23 March 2026
Time: 2:00-3:00pm
Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

Opening Ceremony

Date: Monday, 23 March 2026.

Time: 2:00pm-3:00pm.

Venue: G/F, CR002 Lecture Hall, Creative Humanities Hub, HSUHK

Dance Performance


To enrich our Creative Humanities Festival and celebrate the HK Palace Museum’s Egyptian exhibition, we are excited to present an opening performance of Egyptian dance. This captivating show will feature traditional Saidi dances in Egyptian costumes, incorporating iconic props such as the Pharaoh’s cane, zills (finger cymbals), and veils. Drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of Egyptian culture, the dance will showcase graceful movements, and vibrant drum vibes that echo the artistry of ancient times. Through the performances, we invite everyone to immerse themselves in the timeless allure of Egyptian dance and experience the spirit of creativity that connects cultures across history.


Action Painting Performance


The action painting performed by multidisciplinary artist Rik Yu translates the guzheng music into a sensuously innovative visual experience. Transforming classical melodies into drips, splashes, and swirls of pigment, his painting offers a live, physical response to rhythm, melodic cadence, and the resonance between sound and sight. Here, tradition is not merely depicted but dynamically felt and renewed through spontaneous gesture. We will experience how the audio-visual synthesis creates an immersive sensory encounter where sound, movement, and image engage in poetic improvisation along with the guzheng, rendering the painting into a vibrant living artifact—ancient melodies viscerally reimagined through contemporary expression.

MOU Signing Ceremony

The School of Humanities and Social Science signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Association of Motion Picture Post-Production Professionals

On 6 February 2026, The School of Humanities and Social Science held a signing ceremony for a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on industry-academia collaboration with Association of Motion Picture Post-Production Professionals. The partnership aims to enhance knowledge exchange and cooperation between the two parties in film, animation and emerging technologies.

The MOU was signed by Professor Kwok-kan Tam, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Science, and the President of Association of Motion Picture Post Production Professionals, Mr Mak Chun Hung.

Under the agreement, both parties will work closely to promote academic and professional synergy through a range of initiatives. These include organizing workshops on film production, animation and AI filmmaking for our staff and students; providing advice on the development of the School’s new academic programmes and modules, and fostering knowledge exchanges through seminars, talks and public lectures.

The MOU provides a framework to strengthen resource sharing between the two parties and to work together to innovate, develop and cultivate talent in support of the creative industry’s growth.

HSUHK Information Day 2025

The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK) successfully held its Information Day 2025 on 15 November. Our School has once again set up a booth to promote our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, providing the latest admission and programme information. Whereupon the first public unveiling of our upcoming MA programs to be launched in September 2026 also took place. This annual event prompts visitors to explore the multitude of options that our School has to offer.

Dean’s List and Best Progress Award Presentation Ceremony 2024-2025

The School of Humanities and Social Science was honored to host our annual Dean’s List and Best Progress Award Presentation Ceremony 2024-2025 on 13 November 2025. More than a hundred staff members, students, and guests were gathered to join this event to celebrate our students’ achievements. Congratulations to all the awardees on your excellent academic performance!