“A Page, A Wish” aims to encourage the public to get back to the basics of life. In addition to participating in “Everyday Exercise” in exchange for a snack, there are series of workshops and activities to equip the public with wide range of practical life skills, the first of which will be “Wood and Ceramic Utensil Making Workshop”. Artists will gather natural materials from different spots in Hong Kong, and use them for tableware making at Oi!. It is hoped that a public exchange platform can be developed at Oi! by introducing the unique cultural and community experiences from different parts of Hong Kong. Participants will be encouraged to think about the relationship between humans and food during the process of turning raw materials into utensils with their hands. All the utensils will be used and displayed in “The Everyday Kitchen”.
Workshop Details: Session 2: Clay Tea Cup Workshop This workshop will be led by ceramic artist Ray Chan. Making use of the dewatering feature of Chuen Lung clay, Ray has studied and created a type of mud which can be used for slip casting and molding. While enjoying the fun of making tea cups, participants can also learn about Hong Kong’s natural resources and their unique characters.
Workshop leader： Ray Chan Quota per session：18 persons Date: 15.9.2019 (Sun) Time: 1400 - 1530 / 1700 - 1830
All the utensils will be displayed and used in “The Everyday Kitchen”. Free programme. Limited capacity on a first come, first served basis. Each person can only register one time. The workshop will be conducted in Cantonese.
