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Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0
Launched in July 2023, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme” promotes Chinese culture through arts technology, music, performance and interactive installations.

Building on the achievements of its first phase, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0” embraces the vision of “Arts Tech Renaissance · Innovation Through Tradition.” Focusing on Chinese calligraphy and ink art, it brings together contemporary technology and traditional aesthetics to create new cultural experiences.
Creative Education and Ink Art Consultant: Dr. Kan Tai-keung SBS. BBS. AGI
Chinese Calligraphy and Ink Art Consultant: Dr. Chui Pui-chee
Artistic Director / Chief Curator: Mathias Woo
Design Advisor: Mathias Woo
Research and Editor-in-chief: Theresa Leung
Illustration: Lai Tat-wing
Coordination, Proofreading: Carson Chung
Calligraphy: William Ho
Graphic Design: Ivan Chan, Dio Lau
Website Programming: Cordex Intelligence Ltd
Website Coordinator, Editor: Katrina Leung
Website UI Design: Anthea Sze
Animation: Vanilla Guo
Printing: Cheer Shine Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Director, Arts Tech Installation Design: Mathias Woo
Music Director: Yu Yat-yiu
Assistant Artistic Director / Lyrics: Cedric Chan
Illustrations: Lai Tat-wing
Calligraphy Instructor: Dr. Chui Pui-chee
Creation / Arts Guides: Latrice He, Loo Sze-wang (Sheng), Mok Dick-long, Derek Suen
Programme Team
“Big Adventures With Brush and Ink” Learning Kit & Website

“Big Adventures With Brush and Ink” Children’s Creative Arts Tech Theatre
Annual Review
🏆 World Front Design Award 2025 — Gold Prize
     (Cultural & Public Spaces)
🏆 The East Creative Award (ECA) 2025 — Gold Award
     (Public Welfare Design and Planning)
🏆 Kyoto Global Design Awards 2025 — Environmental Design Award
🏆 IDA 2025, International Design Award — Honorable Mention
     (Cultural / Community Interior Design)
🏆 Worldwide Chinese Design Competition, Kan Tai-keung Design
     Award — Bronze Award (Integrated Design)
🏆 DFA Design for Asia Award 2025 — Bronze Award
🏆 2025 International Council of Visual Arts (ICVA) Award —
     Bronze Award
🏆 International Cultural Innovation Art and Design Award (ICIAD) —
     Visual Design Award (Professional Group)
First Phase Wins Eight International Awards!
Founded in 1982, Zuni Icosahedron is a Hong Kong-based international experimental theatre company and a non-profit charitable cultural organisation. Zuni is one of the nine major professional performing arts companies in Hong Kong and has produced more than 260 original productions, and been invited to more than 80 cities in Europe, Asia and America for cultural exchange and performances.

Zuni’s theatre has always stayed on the cutting edge of media technology in presenting the interactive and artistic relationships between multi-media and theatre, as well as in probing the possibilities of the notion “form is content” in “theatre space” through experimentation and exploration.

Zuni is keen on approaching Chinese cultural traditions and theatre through the integration of Arts Tech, and developing new and sustainable strategies for performing arts and art education, articulating the creative expressions and contemporary significances of Chinese culture in various artistic expressions.
Co-Artistic Directors: Danny Yung, Mathias Woo

Zuni Icosahedron
Latest News
Children’s Arts Tech Camp “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”
Event Registration
2026.06

Children’s Arts Tech Camp “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”

Following the success of the 2024 production “The Monkey King: Havoc In Calligraphy Metaverse”, which received seven international awards, this August sees the return of “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”, a highlight of the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0”.
With newly enhanced content, the Children’s Creative Arts Tech Camp returns to Yuen Long Theatre, inviting children and families into a new world of calligraphy where arts technology sparks the imagination and awakens the senses.
Register Now
Designed and Led by Masters — School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops
Event Registration
2026.05

Designed and Led by Masters — School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops

The School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops are designed by Dr Kan Tai-keung and personally led by Dr Chui Pui-chee.

Primary schools across Hong Kong are warmly invited to join an artistic journey combining Chinese culture with creative learning. Integrating Chinese calligraphy, ink art and performing arts, the workshops help students develop an interest in Chinese culture, strengthen their aesthetic appreciation and creative expression, and support learning in the Humanities curriculum and values education.
Participation is free of charge. Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Early registration is encouraged.
Register Now
Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0 Launches
Programme News
2026.02

Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0 Launches

Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme” has been presented by Zuni Icosahedron since July 2023.

Over the past three years, a series of programmes and activities integrating arts technology, music, performance and interactive installations has introduced participants of different ages and backgrounds to Chinese culture and encouraged them to explore the aesthetics and wisdom of tradition.
Building on the achievements of its first phase, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0” focuses on Chinese calligraphy and ink art, bringing together arts technology, music, installation art and participatory theatre to create a new cultural learning experience.
Register Now
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Palace Museum 36500 JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Programme

2025
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JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

2024
JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

2023
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Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0
Launched in July 2023, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme” promotes Chinese culture through arts technology, music, performance and interactive installations.

Building on the achievements of its first phase, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0” embraces the vision of “Arts Tech Renaissance · Innovation Through Tradition.” Focusing on Chinese calligraphy and ink art, it brings together contemporary technology and traditional aesthetics to create new cultural experiences.

Annual Review
🏆 World Front Design Award 2025 — Gold Prize      (Cultural & Public Spaces) 
🏆 The East Creative Award (ECA) 2025 — Gold Award      (Public Welfare Design and Planning) 
🏆 Kyoto Global Design Awards 2025 —         Environmental Design Award 
🏆 IDA 2025, International Design Award —         Honorable Mention (Cultural / Community         Interior Design) 
🏆 Worldwide Chinese Design Competition, Kan Tai-       keung Design Award — Bronze Award (Integrated       Design) 
🏆 DFA Design for Asia Award 2025 — Bronze Award 
🏆 2025 International Council of Visual Arts (ICVA)         Award — Bronze Award 
🏆 International Cultural Innovation Art and Design         Award (ICIAD) — Visual Design Award         (Professional Group) 
First Phase Wins Eight International Awards!
Children’s Arts Tech Camp “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”
Event Registration
2026.06

Children’s Arts Tech Camp “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”

Following the success of the 2024 production “The Monkey King: Havoc In Calligraphy Metaverse”, which received seven international awards, this August sees the return of “Big Adventures With Brush and Ink”, a highlight of the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0”.
With newly enhanced content, the Children’s Creative Arts Tech Camp returns to Yuen Long Theatre, inviting children and families into a new world of calligraphy where arts technology sparks the imagination and awakens the senses.
Register Now
Designed and Led by Masters — School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops
Event Registration
2026.05

Designed and Led by Masters — School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops

The School Calligraphy and Ink Art Workshops are designed by Dr Kan Tai-keung and personally led by Dr Chui Pui-chee.

Primary schools across Hong Kong are warmly invited to join an artistic journey combining Chinese culture with creative learning. Integrating Chinese calligraphy, ink art and performing arts, the workshops help students develop an interest in Chinese culture, strengthen their aesthetic appreciation and creative expression, and support learning in the Humanities curriculum and values education.
Participation is free of charge. Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Early registration is encouraged.
Register Now
Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0 Launches
Programme News
2026.02

Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0 Launches

Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme” has been presented by Zuni Icosahedron since July 2023.

Over the past three years, a series of programmes and activities integrating arts technology, music, performance and interactive installations has introduced participants of different ages and backgrounds to Chinese culture and encouraged them to explore the aesthetics and wisdom of tradition.
Building on the achievements of its first phase, the “Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme 2.0” focuses on Chinese calligraphy and ink art, bringing together arts technology, music, installation art and participatory theatre to create a new cultural learning experience.
Register Now
Annual Review
Latest News
Palace Museum 36500 JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Programme

Palace Museum 36500 JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Programme

2025
JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

2024
JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

JC Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre

2023
Programme Team
Creative Education and Ink Art Consultant:
Dr. Kan Tai-keung SBS. BBS. AGI
Chinese Calligraphy and Ink Art Consultant:
Dr. Chui Pui-chee
Artistic Director / Chief Curator: Mathias Woo


“Big Adventures With Brush and Ink” Children’s Creative Arts Tech Theatre
Director, Arts Tech Installation Design: Mathias Woo
Music Director: Yu Yat-yiu
Assistant Artistic Director / Lyrics: Cedric Chan
Illustrations: Lai Tat-wing
Calligraphy Instructor: Dr. Chui Pui-chee
Creation / Arts Guides: Latrice He, Loo Sze-wang (Sheng), Mok Dick-long, Derek Suen
“Big Adventures With Brush and Ink” Learning Kit & Website
Design Advisor: Mathias Woo
Research and Editor-in-chief: Theresa Leung
Illustration: Lai Tat-wing
Coordination, Proofreading: Carson Chung
Calligraphy: William Ho
Graphic Design: Ivan Chan, Dio Lau
Website Programming: Cordex Intelligence Ltd
Website Coordinator, Editor: Katrina Leung
Website UI Design: Anthea Sze
Animation: Vanilla Guo
Printing: Cheer Shine Enterprise Co., Ltd.


Zuni Icosahedron
Co-Artistic Directors: Danny Yung, Mathias Woo
Founded in 1982, Zuni Icosahedron is a Hong Kong-based international experimental theatre company and a non-profit charitable cultural organisation. Zuni is one of the nine major professional performing arts companies in Hong Kong and has produced more than 260 original productions, and been invited to more than 80 cities in Europe, Asia and America for cultural exchange and performances.

Zuni’s theatre has always stayed on the cutting edge of media technology in presenting the interactive and artistic relationships between multi-media and theatre, as well as in probing the possibilities of the notion “form is content” in “theatre space” through experimentation and exploration.
Zuni is keen on approaching Chinese cultural traditions and theatre through the integration of Arts Tech, and developing new and sustainable strategies for performing arts and art education, articulating the creative expressions and contemporary significances of Chinese culture in various artistic expressions.

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©℗ 2026 Zuni Icosahedron. All Rights Reserved.

Zuni Icosahedron is financially supported by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Zuni Icosahedron is an agency member of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service.
A charitable institution is exempt from tax under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.
Zuni Icosahedron retains the final decision-making authority for all matters related to the Jockey Club Learning Chinese Culture through Arts Tech Theatre Programme.

None of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, their respective affiliates or any other person involved in or related to the compilation of the contents herein (collectively, “the HKJC Parties”) makes any express or implied warranties or representations with respect to the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of the contents or as to the results that may be obtained by the use thereof. In no event shall any HKJC Party have any liability of any kind to any person or entity arising from or related to any actions taken or not taken as a result of any of the contents herein.