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Only 3 days left until the end of our Indiegogo campaign!

We have one week left of our Indiegogo campaign to complete the HK Pavilion! It's hard to contemplate with travel still very limited, but some of our perks offer a way to interact with us directly, as well as beautiful ephemera Trilingua. We know times are tough, but if you want to support what we're doing to expand ideas of Hong Kong design history please do consider donating and please do share with your friends and colleagues!

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Our Indiegogo campaign is just ten days old, thank you to all the generous supporters who have pledged so far! We still have 20 days left, and just under £12,000 to go in order to complete the project! Please share with your friends and spread the word!

It's been a mega week! @londondesignbiennale feature, IG takeover AND a fresh newsletter in your inbox! This one features @futuress_org @lumi.hongkong @t1ffany4scal3 @barter_archive @florencefu @reading.textiles and more!

Responding to the theme of Resonance of the London Design Biennale 2021, Sandtable 沙盆推演 is a portal to the interconnected histories of Hong Kong with global networks of things. Hong Kong has been central to these networks throughout its history, where objects and ideas have come from, passed through, been exchanged, or ended up in Hong Kong. With this in mind, the Pavilion acts as a generative space, for navigating complex design histories and collective speculation beyond the rhetorical narratives of Hong Kong’s future, and creating resonance with other participants of the Biennale.

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