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Date: 13/11/2016 (Sunday) 10:00–14:00
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)
Description: Macau's mountains are few and not large, but they hold abundant inspiration. Spend half a day hiking to experience the mountains from an alternative perspective. Explore and create from a natural viewpoint, recording the feelings and inspirations the hillsides give you.
Meeting Point: The starting point of the Guia Hill Health Trail (Jiankang Jing) at 10:00. Venue: The latter part of the workshop will be held at Ox Warehouse.
Participants to Bring:
Instructor: Lee Yee Kei (Macau)
Lee Yee Kei is an artist and curator. Her creative work includes painting, installation, multimedia, sound, and music. Most of her works are experimental and relate to science, humanity, and the environment. Her works have been exhibited in galleries, art spaces, and museums worldwide, and she has participated in numerous artist residency programs. In 2009, her video installation "Eternal Tunnel" represented Macau at the "53rd Venice Biennale" in the Macau Pavilion. Subsequently, she has been involved in music and video creation for various multimedia performances, such as large-scale architectural projection projects, multimedia theater, and dance, in planning and production roles. Her works have been exhibited in multiple Asian and European countries and are held in private collections.
Date: 12/11/2016 (Saturday) 15:00–18:00
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)
Description: From personal interests to community affairs, let's work together to create a community newspaper!
A "community newspaper" is a paper platform that connects different voices to establish communication and dialogue. This activity will guide participants to "hike together," and through creating a micro "community newspaper," attempt to discover interesting content from oneself, learn how to observe the surrounding environment, and share it with everyone in different ways.
Learning Objectives:
Instructor: Lee Chun Fung (Hong Kong)
Lee Chun Fung, born in Hong Kong in 1984, is currently engaged in artistic creation, teaching research, and exhibition curation. His creative work focuses on the connections between people and communities, exploring how we can live together amidst differences. Past art projects he has initiated include: "Bicycles to the Square," "The Incident on Bute Street." Exhibitions he has curated include: "Hong Kong Architectural Wound Exhibition," "Patriotic Times in Turmoil," "Woofer Ten Artist-in-Residence Program," "If We Were Together," etc. Additionally, he has been involved in several artist organizations, such as "P-at-riot – Post-80s June 4th Cultural Festival" (2009) and the community/art space "Woofer Ten" (2009–2015). His home is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and he does go for solo hikes when he has time.
Exhibition Information: https://goo.gl/3PkpXg
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