Workshop Overview

"Community Media Co-Learning Workshop" is a hands-on session focused on creating a micro "community newspaper." The workshop guides participants to explore their surroundings and personal stories, learning how to observe the community and share discoveries through various forms of reporting and visual expression.

Key Details

• Date: Saturday, November 12, 2016
• Time: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Duration: 3 hours
• Capacity: 5–8 people
• Target Participants: Aged 18 and above
• Fee: Free (A refundable deposit of MOP 100 is required to secure a spot, which will be fully refunded upon attendance)

Learning Objectives

• Understand the concept and significance of community media. Why a "community newspaper"?
• Learn the basic structure of a "community newspaper."
• Explore different approaches to observing a community.
• Experiment with various methods of reporting and图文 (graphic-text) expression.

Instructor

Lee Chun Yip (Hong Kong) Born in Hong Kong in 1984, Lee Chun Yip is engaged in artistic creation, teaching research, and exhibition curation. His work focuses on the connections between people and communities, exploring how we can live together amidst differences. He has initiated art projects such as "Bicycles to the Square" and "Blue Street Incident," and curated exhibitions including "Hong Kong Architectural Wound Exhibition," "Patriotic Times in Turmoil," "Revitalising Teahouse Residency Program," and "If Together." He has also been involved in various artist organizations.

Activity URL

https://www.facebook.com/events/307192522973647/permalink/311504612542438/