"Think Outside the Box" Science Art Exhibition 2026
Presented by Lingnan University's Division of Science and Blue Flower Studio, the "Think Outside the Box" Science Art Exhibition at PMQ, Central, features 11 multimedia works exploring Hong Kong's ecology, accompanied by guided tours, workshops, and seminars to promote environmental conservation.
- When
17 Jun 2026 - 30 Jun 2026 10:00 - 18:00
- Location
S710-711, Staunton, PMQ
Hong Kong Island Central Central and Western
S710-711, Staunton, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong
Overview
The "Think Outside the Box" Science Art Exhibition is a collaborative effort between Lingnan University's Division of Science and Blue Flower Studio. This event bridges the seemingly distinct worlds of science and art, creating new dimensions of knowledge dissemination. Through a curated collection of 11 multimedia works, the exhibition explores the diverse natural landscape of Hong Kong—spanning freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems—while inviting reflections on the future of sustainable urban living.
Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Synergy: The exhibition features creative collaborations between Lingnan University professors and local artists, resulting in 11 unique multimedia installations that narrate local ecological and environmental stories.
- Youth Perspectives: A special section features works by secondary school students from the "Cetaceans and Biodiversity: Exhibition and Conservation Ambassador Programme," highlighting the urgent need for marine conservation through the eyes of the younger generation.
- Educational Engagement: The event program includes eco-tours, interactive workshops, and seminars designed to foster public dialogue and action in environmental protection.
Program Details
The exhibition offers a series of educational experiences beyond traditional viewing, including:
- Eco-Tour 1: Life in the Soil - The Story of Fallen Leaves (Led by Professor Li Hao's research team)
- Eco-Tour 2: Coastal Microcosm - Observing Local Intertidal Ecology (Led by Professor Hui Tin-yan's research team)
Venue & Access
The exhibition is hosted at S710-711, Staunton, PMQ, Central.
- Getting There: The venue is easily accessible via the MTR (Central or Sheung Wan stations), followed by a 10-15 minute walk. PMQ is located at 35 Aberdeen Street, which is also served by numerous bus and minibus routes.
Ticketing & Notes
- Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, daily from June 17 to June 30, 2026.
- Important Note: The exhibition will be closed on June 19.
- Please stay tuned to the organizer's Facebook and Instagram pages for further updates and registration details.
