We are planning an exhibition ‘Gender, Genitor, Genitalia - Rokudenashiko Tribute', the exhibition that was inspired by the incident of Rokudenashiko, who was arrested by her art works and now in the trial. Firstly, we think it is important to let people know what is happening in Japan. Not only with Rokudenshiko, but also those LGBT artists in Japan who have been warned or arrested under the Obscenity Laws in the past three years. People in Hong Kong are aware of freedom of artistic expression and we believe that it is significant to realize this project in Hong Kong, a hub in Asia and also a location that is highly aware of, even threatened by, authoritarian politics. Secondly, relating to Rokudenashiko's incident, we will try to examine feminism in art and digital obscenity in this exhibition, within the context of the Hong Kong and Japanese experience. Through the works of art in this exhibition, and information provided about the Rokudenashiko case, we will be rethinking issues around feminism and genitalia in a cultural and political context. Additionally, hold a feminist exhibition featuring relatively young artists in Asia is important as not many shows have had this focus. Overall, we attempt to 1: revisit feminist art and works that directly refer to genitalia, 2: raise the issue of censorship through the case of Rokudenashiko, and 3: support Megumi Igarashi (the artist known as Rokudenashiko), who was arrested for creating artwork representing her vagina, and distributing 3D data of her vagina on the internet. We support Rokudenashiko by exhibiting her works and selling her 'Sof Vi Manko Chan' character, and donating the proceeds to the cost of her trial. Participating Artists: Makoto Aida 会田诚 Michael Leung 梁志刚 Ling & Comma（高灵 Gao Ling & 何颖雅 Elaine W. Ho） Phoebe Man 文晶莹 Lam Hoi Sin 林恺倩 Sputniko! スプツニ子！ ROBOT (John Miller and Takuji Kogo) Rokudenashiko ろくでなし子 Ryoko Suzuki　铃木凉子 Yuk King Tan Chan Mei Tung　陈美彤 (performance) K Y Wong 黄嘉瀛