Performance, Conversations, Sound Bath
ON HEALING - FOCUS 2026
LONDON - King's College London
PF25 2026 Programme
Focus 2026
Performance, Conversations, Sound Bath
LONDON
ON HEALING: London Chapter
PF25 x King's College London, Department of Film Studies
A Day Programme on 2 May at Strand Campus
An immersive programme with an ikebana performance, conversations, and singing bowl sound bath by Hong Kong artists in diaspora - Oscar Chan Yik Long, Hedy Leung, and Kit Hung, exploring healing as a personal and collective process of reflection and renewal.
Prof. Victor Fan, Dr. Wing-Fai Leung and Angelika Li join the artists in conversation across the programme. Together, these moments engage healing as both a personal and collective process — an articulation of reflection, resonance, and sociocultural connection and renewal.
Click here for more details on the ON HEALING page.
Click here to the TICKETING page.
Winter/Spring 2026
Exhibition, Performance
DORNACH
Dorothee Sauter: Walking the unknown
A two-part solo exhibition in Switzerland and Finland
Curated by Angelika Li
In partnership with PF25 cultural project, Basel, and Kunsthalle Kohta, Helsinki
Part I
PF25 cultural projects – Dornach Atelier
Burgstrasse 3, 4143 Dornach, Switzerland
Click to Curator's Notes
Vernissage: 7 March 2026, 14:00–17:00
14:30: Opening performance by Sharon Chan and Charles Kwong
15:30: Hong Kong Snack Surprise by Viona Lee
Meet the Artist – Open Viewing
Beyond the opening, the artist will be present at the Dornach Atelier on the following dates, with the space open for viewing upon registration at arrival:
Saturday 14 March, 14:00-17:00
Friday 20 March, 17:00-19:00
Saturday 25 April, 14:00-17:00
The exhibition is on view until Sunday 26 April, with visits by appointment only at connect@PF25.org.
Your Visit to PF25 Dornach Atelier
By public transport
Train S3 or Tram 10 to ‘Dornach-Arlesheim’ → Bus 66 to ‘Ober-Erli’
Parking
Street parking is available on Burgstrasse; please observe local signage.
Arrival
Please register upon arrival.
The space is shoe-free — a perfect excuse for a fancy-socks moment.
Local Landmarks
Dorneck Ruins, Goetheanum, Ermitage Arlesheim, Schloss Birseck
- all within walking distance.
Part II
Kunsthalle Kohta
Työpajankatu 2 B, Building 7, 00580 Helsinki, Finland
Vernissage: 14 October 2026, 18:00–20:00
Exhibition period: 15 October – 15 November 2026
Tuesday–Friday, 12:00–18:00
Saturday–Sunday, 12:00–16:00
Our sincere thanks to the Embassy of Switzerland in Finland for its patronage of this Helsinki chapter. Further details will be shared closer to the opening.
Video
Watch the video by Armando Braswell offering a glimpse into Dorothee’s inspiration from nature and her ceramic practice.
If the link from the image below doesn’t work, try this one.
Photos
Installation views: Nici Jost. Courtesy of PF25 cultural projects.
Artwork photography: Julian Salinas (nos. 2, 6, 10, 15); Sonja Maria Schobinger (all other works). Courtesy of the artist.
Winter 2025 /Spring 2026
Exhibition
VILNIUS
Oscar Chan Yik Long: They always look from an imagined above
Curated by Anders Kreuger
Vernissage: 27 November 2025, 18:00
Workshop & Guided Tour: 29 November
Exhibition until 15 March 2026
Radvila Palace Museum, The Lithuanian National Gallery of Art
24 Vilniaus st, LT-01402, Vilnius, Lithuania
At 6 pm Thursday, 27 November the Radvila Palace Museum of Art, the LNMA, opens an exhibition 'They Always Look from an Imagined Above' by the contemporary artist Oscar Chan Yik Long. In his project designed for Vilnius, the artist presents his recent and earlier work – paintings, drawings, sculpture, textile objects, and a temporary mural painted on a vault of the historic Radvila Palace.
“We are happy for the opportunity to present, in partnership with Finland and Switzerland, a rising figure of the international art scene. Anchored in his formative Chinese culture, Oscar Chan Yik Long explores the intersections of East Asian and Western religious beliefs and art traditions. He fills up the spaces of Ravila Palace with his phantasmagorical images, inviting to discover his art and through it to explore our own emotions,” Justina Augustytė, director of the Radvila Palace Museum of Art invites to see the exhibition.
Link to Lithuanian National TV Interview
Link to Zolima Magazine Interview
Coordinator: Nojus Kiznis
Graphic Designer: Domantas Pigulevičius
Architect: Aleksandras Kavaliauskas
Translator: Paulius Balčytis
Organiser: The Radvila Palace Museum of Art
Partners: Kunsthalle Kohta, PF25 Cultural Projects
Sponsor: Finnish Cultural Foundation
Photos 2,4,5 & 6 by Gintarė Grigėnaitė / LNMA