Symbols and Identity: Hong Kong Flag of Tomorrow

Panel Discussion

Upper Hall

May 24, 2024 10:20
11:20
Symbols and Identity: Hong Kong Flag of Tomorrow

The panel discussion, "Symbols and Identity: Hong Kong Flag of Tomorrow," delves into the complex symbolism and evolving identity embodied by the Hong Kong flag, examining its historical background, design, and the messages it conveys about the region's unique identity, aspirations, and ongoing struggle for self-determination. In the face of recent political challenges, including the National Security Law and electoral reforms, the flag has become a symbol of resilience and a call for international support, reflecting the desire of Hong Kongers to preserve their distinct way of life and autonomy. This panel explores the interplay between symbols, identity, and the shifting political landscape of Hong Kong, providing insights into the broader implications for the region's future.

Panelists

Artists

Performers

Speakers

Mr. Calvin Tatara Mr. Calvin Tatara
Founder of Museum of Hong Kong
Mr. Justin Wong Mr. Justin Wong
Political Cartoonist and former Assistant Professor of Hong Kong Baptist University.
Dr. Kacey Wong Dr. Kacey Wong
Hong Kong Political Artist and former Assistant Professor of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Moderator