「雙長相因」- RMIT與藝術學院藝術系舊生十年陶瓷展 “Dual Plasticity” Ceramics Exhibition

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In celebration of the graduation of the 10th cohort of the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program, co-presented by the RMIT University, Australia and the Hong Kong Art School (a division of Hong Kong Arts Centre), 43 ceramics alumni from the past ten years are proud to present their most recent work in a ceramics exhibition and to put on a series of events under the theme “Dual Plasticity” – to mold and be molded.

In this exhibition, not only ceramic artworks are to be displayed: in addition, the graduates attempt to share with the viewers how clay has changed them individually through the making of an exhibition publication, the “Book of Sharing”.

Exhibition info

22.10.2010 (Fri) – 06.11.2010 (Sat)
11am – 8pm (daily)
L0 & L1 Gallery,
Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC)
30 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei, Kowloon
Free admission

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