PRIDE at Eaton 2025: Reorient to the Future!

This exhibition by Eaton HK and TA Magazine, curated by Kary Kowk, challenges the binary vision of the male gaze by centering queer, trans, and non-binary bodies in bold imagery. Set within the liminal space of a hotel car park, the photographic works transform fashion into a powerful language and declaration, transcending surface aesthetics. Featuring the talents of photographers and artists such as Oscar Chik, Mark Chung, Feicien Feng, Ren Hang, Issac Lam, Kenneth Lam, Liu Shuwei, Leung Mo, Layla Sailor, Wing Wong, and Max Zeng, the exhibition invites viewers to engage deeply with explorations of identity and desire.

Kary Kwok is an artistic director, photographer, independent publisher, using photography and fashion as his main artistic mediums, exploring queer identity and cultural expression. Kary Kwok is the co-founder of TA magazine, a “non-binary” community magazine.

Drag Party: DragJam presents Queertopia

• Date: 21 June 2025

• Time: 9pm – late

• Venue: 4/F Music Room, Eaton HK

• Tickets: https://bit.ly/3ZCOyPJ

Welcome to Queertopia, a euphoric realm where drag kings, queens, and gender alchemists reign supreme. Presented by DragJam, this high-energy party invites guests into a space where binaries dissolve into stardust, authenticity is the highest law, and self-expression knows no bounds. Throughout the evening, a dazzling lineup of performers—sovereigns of sass and architects of audacity—will lead the crowd through a kaleidoscope of drag acts, from high-camp comedy to heart-stopping glamour. Whether femme, masc, or magnificently in-between, all are welcomed to step into their highest queer form and reimagine what’s possible through the art of drag.

Queertopia isn’t just a party—it’s a collective state of mind, where community, creativity, and celebration converge. Guests are invited to leave inhibitions at the door and revel in a night that promises to rewrite the rules, shatter norms, and centre joy in every performance.

Prosthesis: Queer Crip Performance & Archive Exhibition

• Date: 13 June – 20 July 2025

• Venue: Tomorrow Maybe, Eaton HK

• Artists: Ximan Wang, Siu Fong Yeung

• Exhibition Opening and Performances: 13 June, 7-9pm

• Tickets: https://bit.ly/43KfSwr

Inspired by David T. Mitchell and Sharon L. Snyder’s concept “Disability as a Narrative Device”, the duo’s representation explores how disability is often misrepresented within cultural narratives and discourse as an inspiration porn, an objectification of disabled people as inspirations to non-disabled people on the basis of their life circumstances. The performances and exhibition offer a critical point of view with performance art to queer and crip the existing biased cultural narratives and represent a fully fleshed-out human experience of people with disabilities and LGBTQ+.

The presentation explores distinct body experiences of two lesbian and disabled artists in both Mainland China and Hong Kong, challenging heteronormative and ableist societal norms and expanding the boundaries of performance with the concerns regarding gender fluidity, queerness, cripdom as an authentic narrative device for the marginalized.

Siufong Yeung’s creative works attempt to recognize the “body” as an object from different perspectives and observations. She explores relationships between the soul and the physique with her “body” and expresses it via various media.  She is a co-founder of the Crip Art collective c.95d8, which focuses on the experiences of artists with disabilities. c.95d8 challenges conventional perceptions of time and ability, and reclaims the word ‘crip’, short for ‘cripple’, as a term of empowerment.

Queerest curated Drag Theatre Performance and Artist Talk

• Date: 28 June 2025

• Talk: 2-4pm; Party: 9pm till late

• Venue: Music Room, Eaton HK

• Tickets: https://bit.ly/45BVCja