Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 11am to 7pm
Saturday to Sunday: 10am to 6pm
Extended hours: 23 May (Friday) — Open until 8pm
Getting Here
Hoxton Arches
Arch 402, Cremer Street
London E2 8HD, United Kingdom
Underground
Hoxton Overground – 2-minute walk
Shoreditch High Street – 12-minute walk
Old Street – 15-minute walk
Liverpool Street – 20-minute walk
Bus routes
26, 48, 55 – Hoxton Stop via Hackney Road
149, 242, 243 – Hoxton Station / Geffrye Museum via Kingsland Road
Accessibility
Step-free access throughout the venue
Wheelchair friendly
Assistance animals are welcome
Please note there is no on-site parking available
About the Exhibition
This exhibition brings together artefacts, personal stories, and collective memories from Hong Kong’s social movements over the past decades. Alongside these, we’re shedding light on projects that employ archiving as a means of resistance.
More than just a look at Hong Kong, this exhibition is an invitation for anyone interested in the act of collecting, remembering, and the ways in which history is written. It’s for anyone who wants to explore how our voices — and the voices of our communities — are shaped by the currents of time and information.
More than just a look at Hong Kong, this exhibition is an invitation for anyone interested in the act of collecting, remembering, and the ways in which history is written. It’s for anyone who wants to explore how our voices — and the voices of our communities — are shaped by the currents of time and information.
Exhibition Centrepiece:
An Interactive Map of Hong Kong
Ways of Remembering... Hong Kong is a collaborative map where anyone can anonymously share personal memories connected to Hong Kong. Each memory is pinned to a location, weaving together a collective archive of emotions and experiences. Whether your memory captures a moment from participating in a protest, everyday life in a local neighbourhood, or a quiet personal reflection, every memory is valued and belongs.
Add your memory to the map today and see it featured in the exhibition. Or explore the map and walk through the stories others have shared.
Add your memory to the map today and see it featured in the exhibition. Or explore the map and walk through the stories others have shared.
Public Programme
Beyond the exhibition, our public programme invites deeper engagement with the themes of memory and activism through a series of workshops and conversations. Join us as we put ideas into practice and stories into dialogue.
After Hours
Live performances, memory reading, open-mic
Contact Us
If you need help with directions or have any other questions,
feel free to get in touch.
Reach out via DM on Instagram or Facebook,
or email us at hello@hkaa.co.
We’re happy to help.
For media inquiries, please contact media@hkaa.co.
Media pack: available here
Presented and curated by
Hong Kong Action Archives
In collaboration with
Amnesty International
Resilience Innovation Lab
The Rights Practice
Graphic design
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Special thanks
Amnesty International Hong Kong Overseas Section
Amnesty International UK Section
Clara Cheung @ C&G Artpartment
Hong Kong Archive Working Group
Hong Kong Social Movement Oral History Project
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