Register now for screening-in-progress, a special film screening program accompanying the exhibition wash-in-progress, featuring works by participating artists and post-screening discussions.

📅 Date & Time

13 November 2026 (Fri), 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

14 November 2026 (Sat), 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

📍 Venue

6/F, Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong

🎟️ Admission

Free Admission (Registration Recommended)

As a special public program accompanying the 2026 Korean Young Artists Series, wash-in-progress, screening-in-progress presents four films by participating artists that explore the movement of images, memories, histories, and identities across East Asia.

Through documentary, video essay, and experimental film, the program traces journeys that cross borders, generations, and media. The screenings examine how personal memories intersect with broader historical narratives, revealing the ways images continue to shape our understanding of place, belonging, and cultural exchange.

A post-screening conversation will follow each screening session, moderated by Kim Malgeum and Park Yiseul. The talk will be conducted in Korean with English interpretation.

13 November 2026 (Friday) | 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Yoon Jeewon, untitled (world) (2018, 42 min.)

Park Kideok, I Wanted So Much to See the Sea, So I Kept Climbing Up the Mountain (2026, 30 min. 35 sec.)

14 November 2026 (Saturday) | 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Kayoung Choi, A 103-year-old Travel Guide and a Hairy Crab (2025, 18 min. 20 sec.)

Yang Jihoon, Yakiniku ToRaJi (2025, 86 min.)

Walk-ins are welcome, but due to limited seating, advance registration is recommended.

Registration Link: https://www.clov.co/o/kcchongkong/events/screening-progress-special