REORIENT TO THE FUTURE

Eaton HK’s 2025 Pride Month programming will be themed "Reorient to the Future," a celebration of resilience and defiance amidst the global cultural shifts challenging marginalized communities.

This year, Eaton HK will host a series of events across June and July, coinciding with LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Disability Pride Month, and World Refugee Day on June 22.

Inspired by José Esteban Muñoz's Queer Futurity, Eaton HK invites participants to reorient their perspectives away from following oppressive social structures and the anxiety of potential removal of their existences, toward a reclamation of utopian future rooted in intersectional solidarity. The programs will highlight the creativity and agency of refugees, diverse ethnic creatives, disabled changemakers, queers and trans community, all while fostering a sense of belonging and radical hope with arts, drag, photography, theatre, literature, dance, and more.

EXHIBITIONS

Soft Crash: Fashion, Gender, and the Queer Gaze

Jun 13—Jul 20 @ G/F Car Park

Soft Crash reclaims fashion photography as resistance, centering queer, trans, and non-binary bodies. In a liminal hotel carpark, it reimagines identity, desire, and beauty through bold, defiant imagery.

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PROSTHESIS: QUEER CRIP PERFORMANCE & ARCHIVE EXHIBIITON

Jun 13 - Jul 22 @ 4/F Tomorrow Maybe

Inspired by Mitchell and Snyder’s “Disability as a Narrative Device,” Through queer, crip performance art, two lesbian crip artists, Ximan Wang and Yeung Siu Fong, challenge heteronormative and ableist norms, authentically exploring gender fluidity, queerness, and marginalized experiences in China and Hong Kong.

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