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PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
Experience Zone
When the city no longer looks familiar, why not join us to create a record of her and the people inside?
Here are three sets of education tool kit designed and developed by three groups of local art creatives. Each audience would be eligible for one set.

Registration Period: 1-30 Nov 2020

Book Reveals Flip Book

Reading is a torture of one’s own. Local artist Aggie Lee shared the same view until she encountered Chien Mu, Xi Xi and Chekhov, from those works she realised that books could be full of humour, imagination and reflection. Have you encountered your favourite book yet? Did you get to know the other self inside you? Book Reveals is a flip book set that lets you create your own story.
 
Lee Pak-yee Aggie
Aggie Lee, born in Hong Kong in 1989, is deeply influenced by Eastern European culture and its animation history. She is now stretching herself to build her playground.

Upside Down Contemporary Camera Obscura

Upside Down was originated from the camera obscura – an assisting tool for painters in the 15th century, which is also the predecessor of modern cameras. Light beams enter the machine through the lens, and are refracted to form an upside down image of the city. With this in hand, we could outline the truth of our era.

Lo Wai-lun Alan, Ng Kai-chung Tommy
Alan Lo, local film director.
Tommy Ng, local animator.
 
Extended Programme
A Sound Journey: The City has Turned Upside Down
Playwright Shek Chun-kit invites audience to bring along their Upside Down Contemporary Camera Obscura to visit Yip Man-wah’s installation St.Peter’s Cupboard, where stories about the city will be told. It is left for the audience to rethink whether it is the city that has turned upside down, or we have always been merely looking at her reflections.
Creative Writing: Shek Chun-kit
 
Date: 2-4, 27-29 Nov
Time: As Registered
*Activity would be conducted in Cantonese, each session runs for approximately 30 minutes. Suitable for participants aged 12 or above.
 

Stop & Move Stop-motion Animation Toolbox

Stop & Move is the essential toolbox for making stopmotion animation, suitable for all. The toolbox includes ordinary materials such as wire and clay, while the toolbox itself serves as a mini studio. All amateur stopmotion animators can create their wire puppets with these simple materials and tools, and enrich their story by adding visual elements and backgrounds. By using a special filming mobile phone app, you can now shoot your own stop-motion animation.

Wong Chiu-tat, Justin
Justin Wong, political comic writer who received his BA (Fine Arts) from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. In 2007, he started creating comics and illustrations for newspapers and magazines.

Extended Programme
Stop & Move Stop-motion Animation Workshop
Justin Wong will lead this tutorial on how to produce a personal stop-motion animation by using the Stop & Move toolbox. From character creation and scenario design to onsite shooting, it will be an intensive class that you do not want to miss.
 
Date: 22 Nov
Time: Family Session - 12:00, Public Session - 15:00/ 17:00