See the upcoming and past programme of events, concerts and performances at GOLD and Serakai Studio here.
Saturday 6 June, 16.00–17.00
Talk — Dreamed Worlds, Lived Cities: Art, Fashion and Objects in a dreamcore Era
Speakers: Artist Peng Ke, Bu Jiaxin, Founder, envy envy and Lai Onying, Co-founder of YAT PIT
Moderators: Curators Shirley Lau and Tobias Berger
Language: English
Overview: Curators Shirley Lau and Tobias Berger will join three interdisciplinary speakers to explore how, within their respective practices, "dreamcore" becomes a way of processing rapid change, memory, and loss—rather than mere nostalgia. They will also discuss whether the meaning of their work shifts as it circulates through galleries, concept stores, and homes. In this era of hybrid forms and reconstructed nostalgia, how does our generation navigate the emotional pulse between memories of prosperity and the uncertainties of the present?
Friday 19 June, 20.00–20.30
Fashion Show & Performance
dreamedcore - After Hours
A contemporary performance with fashion presentation
Show Director: Kary Kwok
GOLD opens at 7pm, and closes at 9pm
dreamedcore – After Hours transforms a closed early‑2000s department store into a staged dream.
Saturday 27 June, 16.00–20.00
Studio Session
Join us for music, drinks and games to transport you to the 2000s
Saturday 25 July, 16.00–20.00
Studio Session
Join us for music, drinks and games to transport you to the 2000s
Thursday 26 March 2026, 15.45
Exchange Circle: Beyond the Square
For the 2026 ABHK Exchange Circle, inaugural Director of M+, Dr. Lars Nittve joins Tobias Berger, Curatorial Director of Serakai Studio, for a conversation on art beyond traditional institutional frameworks.
Taking Nittve's maxim, "Don't confuse the museum with the building", as a point of departure, the conversation considers how artists now work across shifting spaces, contexts, and systems. What forms of curatorial intelligence are required in response—ones that enable movement, risk, and new forms of encounter? How can institutions—museums, independent platforms, hybrid spaces—remain agile, open, and generative? Together, Lars Nittve and Tobias Berger explore how curatorial practice must recalibrate in response to art's expanding terrain.
Tuesday 24 March 2026, 21.30
Musical Performance by Karen Yu
Karen Yu. Photo Credit: Jesse Clockwork