Sheeta Ng is a cultural curator, producer, and music educator who specializes in the intersection of music and mindfulness. Her work uncovers the many ways in which art can meet larger societal needs, and generates creative possibilities through innovative, cross-disciplinary collaborations, which have become her hallmark. 

In the role of co-curator, Sheeta created “Into The Blue,” a multi-sensory music project presented by Tai Kwun which was originally slated for January 2022. Envisioned as a journey through a forest of experiences, the project combined mindfulness with jazz, and integrated yoga, self-healing breathing exercises, tea ceremony, as well as guided appreciations of the aromatic and natural environments to create a holistic arts programme with lasting effects. As Programme Curator of “The Dew”–a mindfulness programme presented by HART in 2020–Sheeta created a series of art workshops that guided its participants into mindfulness through a variety of sensory experiences focused on light, taste, touch, colour, and voice.  Drawing on her extensive cross-disciplinary network, Sheeta brought together nutritionists, visual artists, traditional craft artists, and arts educators to guide each workshop.   

Sheeta has produced a wide range of events and programmes for some of Hong Kong’s leading cultural institutions, including West Kowloon Cultural District, the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, and Hong Kong Arts Centre, among others. In 2021, she produced “Jazz Uncancelled,” an online jazz music programme presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong. Performed live at Kwai Tsing Theatre and recorded for online streaming, the programme experimented with different staging possibilities at the theatre while combining jazz music with unexpected elements, such as coffee-making. These surprising pairings uncovered novel sources of creative synergy, breaking through the monotony of life under a global pandemic for its audiences. From 2017 to 2019, Sheeta served as producer for the popular annual “Taiwan Cultural Festival” presented by the Kwang Hwa Information and Culture Center, which aims to initiate dialogue and connect the cultures of Taiwan and Hong Kong through its arts and cultural programming. The festival features a rich programme that includes film screenings, performing arts events, and exhibitions that introduce Hong Kong audiences to a diverse display of talent ranging from internationally-renowned stars to lesser-known artists.

An experienced and committed music educator, Sheeta was selected for the Sage Gateshead Internship in 2015 by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the Home Affairs Bureau. During her time at Sage Gateshead, an internationally-renowned music centre based in Newcastle, UK, Sheeta worked on the “Music Spark” programme, which provides music training for young people and adults aged 15-25 years with additional needs. Sheeta has remained dedicated to providing music training for diverse communities, serving as Music Conductor for the Life Little Warrior Choir (Cancer_patient and carer )  and as Facilitator and Community Musicians  for i-dArt and Jockey Club Hong Chi School (Intellectual Differences group) .