真人圖書館：外星人可樂 Human Library: Holok the Alien (1月5日 5 Jan 7:30-9:30pm)
日期：1月5
時間：19:30-21:30
費用：$150（連一杯飲品）
「很久以前，有一群外星人在宇宙中游盪，隱藏在裂縫之間……。」
身兼社會行動者、藝術家、策展人、書店管理人、詩人、性別酷兒以及外星人等多元身份，陳可樂 的起源故事始於在中大哲學系就讀期間徘徊的菜園村同活化廳。其創作圍繞著脆弱生命、同志空間和性別不馴服的想法。過去的社群協作包括實現會社、Wrong Side Café 、VeryMK天台農場、「油麻地的兩萬種死法」導賞和展覽，以及詩集 《生之難》（Small Tune Press, 2021）。
陳可樂這個性別非二元的角色受科幻片和馬戲團演員啟發，表達了深深的失落同憂患。這個城市中存在不少外星人，大隱隱於市，帶來不同星球的生活智慧。今次活動將會由可樂分享作為外星人的心路歷程，亦會向參加者展示化妝的過程，歡迎各位人類或非人類報名參加，和這位外星朋友展開激情對話，探索地球上存在的不同可能～
Date: 5 Jan
Time: 19:30-21:30
Fee: $150 (one drink included)
“Once upon a time, there were aliens roaming in the universe, hiding side-by-side in crevasse…”
From a social activist, artist, curator, bookstore manager, hacker, poet, gender queer and alien, there is no limit to what Holok Chen can do to embrace diversified identities. The story of Holok emerged from the time they studied in the Department of Philosophy of CUHK, where they wandered around the long-lost Choi Yuen Village, and the Wooferten in Yau Ma Tei. Their creations revolve around the themes of fragility of life, queer spaces, and gender nonconformity.
Their past community collaborations include The Coming Society, Wrong Side Café, VeryMK Rooftop Farm, “20,000 Ways To Die in Yau Ma Tei” guided tours and exhibitions, as well as the poetry book “Surviving Natality” (Small Tune Press, 2021).
Inspired by sci-fi movies and circus performers, Holok created a non-binary character who expresses deep feelings of loss and misery. Just like other aliens hidden in plain sight in the city, they brought wisdom of life from other planets. In this human library session, Holok will share their journey as an alien and demonstrate the process of makeup. Dear human or non-human, feel free to engage in this exciting dialogue with our friend from outer space to explore different possibilities of living on Earth!
日期：1月5
時間：19:30-21:30
費用：$150（連一杯飲品）
「很久以前，有一群外星人在宇宙中游盪，隱藏在裂縫之間……。」
身兼社會行動者、藝術家、策展人、書店管理人、詩人、性別酷兒以及外星人等多元身份，陳可樂 的起源故事始於在中大哲學系就讀期間徘徊的菜園村同活化廳。其創作圍繞著脆弱生命、同志空間和性別不馴服的想法。過去的社群協作包括實現會社、Wrong Side Café 、VeryMK天台農場、「油麻地的兩萬種死法」導賞和展覽，以及詩集 《生之難》（Small Tune Press, 2021）。
陳可樂這個性別非二元的角色受科幻片和馬戲團演員啟發，表達了深深的失落同憂患。這個城市中存在不少外星人，大隱隱於市，帶來不同星球的生活智慧。今次活動將會由可樂分享作為外星人的心路歷程，亦會向參加者展示化妝的過程，歡迎各位人類或非人類報名參加，和這位外星朋友展開激情對話，探索地球上存在的不同可能～
Date: 5 Jan
Time: 19:30-21:30
Fee: $150 (one drink included)
“Once upon a time, there were aliens roaming in the universe, hiding side-by-side in crevasse…”
From a social activist, artist, curator, bookstore manager, hacker, poet, gender queer and alien, there is no limit to what Holok Chen can do to embrace diversified identities. The story of Holok emerged from the time they studied in the Department of Philosophy of CUHK, where they wandered around the long-lost Choi Yuen Village, and the Wooferten in Yau Ma Tei. Their creations revolve around the themes of fragility of life, queer spaces, and gender nonconformity.
Their past community collaborations include The Coming Society, Wrong Side Café, VeryMK Rooftop Farm, “20,000 Ways To Die in Yau Ma Tei” guided tours and exhibitions, as well as the poetry book “Surviving Natality” (Small Tune Press, 2021).
Inspired by sci-fi movies and circus performers, Holok created a non-binary character who expresses deep feelings of loss and misery. Just like other aliens hidden in plain sight in the city, they brought wisdom of life from other planets. In this human library session, Holok will share their journey as an alien and demonstrate the process of makeup. Dear human or non-human, feel free to engage in this exciting dialogue with our friend from outer space to explore different possibilities of living on Earth!
日期：1月5
時間：19:30-21:30
費用：$150（連一杯飲品）
「很久以前，有一群外星人在宇宙中游盪，隱藏在裂縫之間……。」
身兼社會行動者、藝術家、策展人、書店管理人、詩人、性別酷兒以及外星人等多元身份，陳可樂 的起源故事始於在中大哲學系就讀期間徘徊的菜園村同活化廳。其創作圍繞著脆弱生命、同志空間和性別不馴服的想法。過去的社群協作包括實現會社、Wrong Side Café 、VeryMK天台農場、「油麻地的兩萬種死法」導賞和展覽，以及詩集 《生之難》（Small Tune Press, 2021）。
陳可樂這個性別非二元的角色受科幻片和馬戲團演員啟發，表達了深深的失落同憂患。這個城市中存在不少外星人，大隱隱於市，帶來不同星球的生活智慧。今次活動將會由可樂分享作為外星人的心路歷程，亦會向參加者展示化妝的過程，歡迎各位人類或非人類報名參加，和這位外星朋友展開激情對話，探索地球上存在的不同可能～
Date: 5 Jan
Time: 19:30-21:30
Fee: $150 (one drink included)
“Once upon a time, there were aliens roaming in the universe, hiding side-by-side in crevasse…”
From a social activist, artist, curator, bookstore manager, hacker, poet, gender queer and alien, there is no limit to what Holok Chen can do to embrace diversified identities. The story of Holok emerged from the time they studied in the Department of Philosophy of CUHK, where they wandered around the long-lost Choi Yuen Village, and the Wooferten in Yau Ma Tei. Their creations revolve around the themes of fragility of life, queer spaces, and gender nonconformity.
Their past community collaborations include The Coming Society, Wrong Side Café, VeryMK Rooftop Farm, “20,000 Ways To Die in Yau Ma Tei” guided tours and exhibitions, as well as the poetry book “Surviving Natality” (Small Tune Press, 2021).
Inspired by sci-fi movies and circus performers, Holok created a non-binary character who expresses deep feelings of loss and misery. Just like other aliens hidden in plain sight in the city, they brought wisdom of life from other planets. In this human library session, Holok will share their journey as an alien and demonstrate the process of makeup. Dear human or non-human, feel free to engage in this exciting dialogue with our friend from outer space to explore different possibilities of living on Earth!