This lecture will look at the discursive, dramaturgical, musical, visual interventions that accompanied street protests.

In 1859, Ye Mingchen 葉名琛 (1807-1859) died from illness in Calcutta, while imprisoned by the British.

Contemporary art often appears as a riddle, intelligible only to a few metropolitan citizens fluent in its language.

This presentation will delve into the evolving landscape of leadership, strategies, and political identities within the Hong Kong democratic movement since the mid-1980s.