Mahxium Chung 程宥玮

15/12/2025

Annual egg hunt: 26 in total

17/06/2025

Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren (2025)

Choreography: Casper Dillen

Music: Christy Taylor

Performers: Casper Dillen, Charles Hua, Christy Taylor, Dann Xiao, Inge Cauwenbergh, Mahxium Ogyen Chung, Xinyue Tao, Yujie Duan

Organ: Joe Waymouth

Bell ringers:
Kate Hunt
Remo Ruocco Fabienne Wattam Bianca Nicoleta, Denise Welch Charlotte Kirwan Nick Bendelow Michael Uphill

Technical support:
Nick Bendelow

With Special thanks to Revd. Joshua Rey

Economic Possibilities For Our Grandchildren has been made possible with kind support from the London Borough of Wandsworth through the Wandsworth Arts Fringe Grant and Welcome to Wandsworth.

Photo by &

10/12/2023

Showing a new sculpture, ‘Stuck the Arrow Above the Door (2023)’ with a group of amazing artists, organized by

Come see us!

Poster design:

Public PV: 14th Dec, 2pm - 9pm.
*Performances from 6pm.

18/06/2023

New exhibition with amazing PHD &MRes Friends . June 21, 6pm. All welcome!

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An exhibition, event and publication series created by PhD and MRes students at the Royal College of Arts’ School of Arts and Humanities.

Wednesday 22nd June – Saturday 1st July
Private View: 6-9pm Wednesday 21st June
Beaconsfield Gallery, 22 Newport St, London SE11 6AY

Workshop and performance dates to be confirmed - please check the Beaconsfield Gallery website: https://beaconsfield.ltd.uk/projects/earthwise/

Earthwise, our curatorial concept-word, invites a place of meetings and relations, without a final meaning, limit or system – we are interested in the and and not the therefore... This focus is driven by the gathering forces of ecological, social and psychological crises that pose an inescapable reality for artists today. The term ‘Earthwise’ is inspired by Donna Haraway and her incitement to ‘earthwide’ situated and relational forms of knowledge. We have mutated the word in order to orient away from the vertical towards the horizontal, away from the separated stance of the eye/mind towards the uncertain discoveries of planetary processes and corporeal practices.

29/05/2023

Congrats to , along with , for our collaboration on his opening performance, 晚歌Earthly Elegy (2023), at YOUTH NOW! section of Thanks to the curation by

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It was a pleasure for me to provide the academic support on the relict, the dramaturgical, and the genealogical of Tibetan Vajra Dance. The Vajra elegy deforms into a prayer that returns to earthly offerings and gestures toward traces.
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Work by:
Performer: Julian GX
Choreography support:
Academic support:

03/04/2023

Deeply grateful for that curated and hosted our show. Huge thanks to for all the patient back and forth and for all the inquiries. And, well, I couldn’t done it without the help from our friends! This has also been such a blessing for the friends that showed up and new friends made alongside.

Our show was amazing, not that of a simple display but of something else, something that stems from within, reciprocating with amiability and generosity. It’s of the friends that made along the way, and somehow I suppose, we’d keep walking.

07/11/2022

23/09/2022

Grateful to be on .twotwo with my film first time shown at Brussels! Great curatorial project and great people :)) screening tmr at 21h, hav fun there

12/07/2022

当着眼处的铁网不再是国境线，白桦树们挡雨，为大头蚁遮荫。

06/07/2022

For ‘the Making Club’ week 5:

Book

Reference:
1. Texts from ‘WRITING IN THE IMAGINATION OF AN ORAL POET’ by Henry Munn.