藝術引路 走入大生圍 學與自然共舞

給你一塊土地、一片魚塘、一個下午,你會做甚麼?住在元朗的你,可因為城市急促的發展,已對距離市中心不遠的源野風景陌生?香港觀鳥會和非牟利組織藝術到家,於元朗大生圍就地取材,以藝術引路,讓大家認識魚塘生態及鄉村文化,在鳥、魚、人的身影間傳遞保育信息。「落塘源野藝術節」雖已落幕,但自然環境予人的創造力又怎會局限於有形的作品中?參考籌辦者和藝術家們的經驗,讓我們捕捉大生圍予人的靈感之餘,學習與大自然重新連結。

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【藝述心言】十年一夢 / 廖家宜(肥娃)【Intimate Portrait】Tenacious / Liu Ka-yee (Miss FAT)

(2018年12月)「JCCAC好夢幻啊!」甫開始訪問,肥娃就給她與JCCAC的這10年下了總結。當別人慨嘆十年如一日,肥娃卻覺得十年如一夢──充滿高低起伏的夢。肥娃的藝術才華很早就展露光芒,由早年於香港中學會考視覺藝術科考獲甲級成績,後至香港藝術學院攻讀藝術及進駐JCCAC,成為當年最年輕的駐村藝術家,肥娃從沒有停下腳步,即使經歷思覺失調或驚恐症,頑強的她還是一一克服並繼續挑戰自己。

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Claylaboration Exhibition Leaflet - Nick Poon

在舞台土飄蕩的身軀,無力地隨光影跌宕,稍不留神,腳下踏空,就在沉重身影快要墜下之際,瞬間又回復凝

於半空中.....

這麼驚心動魄的場面,正是陶藝家潘輝煌和他的兩位創作伙伴所精心設計的舞台佈局。在這個神秘詭異的黑暗世界裡,眾多造型酷似舞者在扭動身軀的陶盟,在若明若暗的光影之間晃動,猶如魅影,一幕一幕看似相同,

卻又從不重複地在持續演出中,你愈走近它,便會愈被它所吸引、牽動。

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Claylaboration Exhibition Leaflet - Elaine Wong

Elaine Wong was awarded a scholarship from the Hong Kong Arts Centre in 2013 to attend a short course on culture, graphic design and fine arts in New York. She received her Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) in painting from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in 2014. Currently, she is pursuing Master of Fine Arts at the School of Creative Media of the City University of Hong Kong. Elaine is the founder of Altermodernists, an independent art group in Hong Kong that is devoted to the documentation of artists’ creative processes. Her works are characterised by the transformation of observed social and related human behavioural phenomena, often enhanced with audience participation. They can be regarded as a presentation of the response to her experience in the society through moving images, installations and media projects.

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CERAMICS: LETTING GO, FIXATIONS, ET CETERA

Chan Yuk-keung

Organised by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. 'Claylaboration - Contemporary Ceramic

Art Exhibition" is distinguished for its exploration of the possibilities of cross-disciplinary collaborations in ceramic art. Ceramics is an art form with its own distinctive characteristics and traditions. This exhibition invites various generations of Hong Kong ceramic artists re-examine customs and innovations of ceramic art through collaborating with creative talents from a variety of fields. It could be a challenging task to the ceramic artists, many of whom are accustomed to solitary pursuits. It also imposes challenges to their creative partners.

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"Claylaboration" between Ceramic Artists and their Creative Partners

This exhibition brings ceramic artists and creative talents from fashion design, stage design, photography, printmaking, creative writing and even Buddhism together. Through the exchange of ideas, experiences and techniques, the crossover infuses new elements to ceramic art. To reveal the collaborative process to the public in a more engaging way, media artist, Elaine Wong, is invited to present their “claylaboration” through a video installation.

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