Here you’ll find a list of digital works and materials that you can explore and take part in from home.
Digital Highlights
Liu Chuang, Special Economic Zone, 2018. Image Courtesy of the Artist
CFCCA Film Club
- Access via the link above
- Weekly screenings in March, May, July, September
- FREE
CFCCA’s Film Club invites you to connect and consider key issues of our present moment, through specially selected works and weekly online screenings, with a new film presented each Thursday.
Stephanie Jong, Lantern Making Workshop. Image Courtesy of CFCCA.
Lantern Making: An Online Workshop
- Access via the link above
- FREE
To celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Ox, we have worked with artist Stephanie Jong to create a lantern making workshop that you can take part in from home, using simple, readily available materials and techniques.
Omid Asadi – Hansel and Gretel (2021). Courtesy of Chris Bailkoski.
Omid Asadi – Hansel and Gretel (2021)
- Access via the link above
- FREE
Omid Asadi invites us on a journey highlighting hidden aspects of the city below our feet. Part of LOITER, and commissioned by CFCCA and PROFORMA.
Jasmin Kent Rodgman, nineteen ways of looking (2020). Image courtesy of the artist.
Jasmin Kent Rodgman – nineteen ways of looking
- Access via Instagram @nineteenwaysoflooking
- FREE
An Instagram Opera led by composer Jasmin Kent Rodgman, responding to the prejudice towards Chinese and East Asian heritage people during the pandemic.
Frances Yeung, image courtesy of the artist.
Frances Yeung – Finding Femininity in the Archive
- Access via the link above
- FREE
Check out two new video works by artist Frances Yeung that explore aspects of womanhood and femininity, and were produced during her digital Archive & Library residency at CFCCA (Sep-Dec 2020).
Image of Hayley Suviste.
Hayley Suviste – A Meeting Place | 会议地点 (2020)
- Access via the link above
- FREE
Using archival recordings and images, Hayley Suviste brings to life the local histories and lived experiences within CFCCA’s archive in a new digital work. Embark on a virtual soundwalk around Manchester’s Chinatown to uncover these stories, or explore them through the website.