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Web Content Display
Presenter: Leisure and Cultural Services Department
Organiser: Art Promotion Office
Co-organiser: Hong Kong Public Space Initiative
Since
December
2018,
the
Art
Promotion
Office
launched
"Take
PARK
in
Art",
an
extended
programme
of
"City
Dress
Up:
Seats.Together",
to
engage
with
the
public
in
a
series
of
cross-disciplinary
art-making
activities
in
different
public
spaces
of
Hong
Kong.
For
"Take
PARK
in
Art
I"
(December
2018
to
May
2019),
participants
co-created
public
art
with
elements
of
painting,
weaving,
sound
art,
story
writing,
drama
performance
and
creative
upcycling
in
collaboration
with
Hong
Kong
Public
Space
Initiative
(HKPSI)
and
other
local
artists
and
organisations.
The
completed
works
were
exhibited
in
the
respective
open
spaces.
Through
this
platform
for
learning
and
brainstorming
new
ideas,
we
believe
that
the
participants
could
become
more
imaginative
and
observant
of
their
surroundings.
Date:
12.2018 — 5.2019
For
details,
please
visit
our
Facebook
page
and
Instagram
of
"City
Dress
Up:
Seats.Together".
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Event Highlights
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1. Sound of Happy Valley
Venue:
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
and
the
neighbourhood
of
Happy
Valley
Event
date:
8.12.2018
—
24.2.2019
Led
by
artist
Fiona
Lee,
participants
of
workshops
"Soundwalk",
"Sound
Recording"
and
"Sound
Re-creation"
explored
the
community
soundscape
of
Happy
Valley
by
listening
attentively
to
their
surrounding
sounds
while
taking
a
walk
in
the
district,
and
made
records
of
the
sounds
from
different
corners
of
the
neighbourhood.
These
sound
clips
were
showcased
at
the
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
as
Echo
of
Happy
Valley,
an
art
installation
decorated
with
tailor-made
sound
transducers
for
the
park
users
to
listen
to
and
play
with,
echoing
their
everyday
listening
experience
with
this
distinctive
"sound
map"
of
Happy
Valley.
1. Sound of Happy Valley
Venue:
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
and
the
neighbourhood
of
Happy
Valley
Event
date:
8.12.2018
—
24.2.2019
Led
by
artist
Fiona
Lee,
participants
of
workshops
"Soundwalk",
"Sound
Recording"
and
"Sound
Re-creation"
explored
the
community
soundscape
of
Happy
Valley
by
listening
attentively
to
their
surrounding
sounds
while
taking
a
walk
in
the
district,
and
made
records
of
the
sounds
from
different
corners
of
the
neighbourhood.
These
sound
clips
were
showcased
at
the
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
as
Echo
of
Happy
Valley,
an
art
installation
decorated
with
tailor-made
sound
transducers
for
the
park
users
to
listen
to
and
play
with,
echoing
their
everyday
listening
experience
with
this
distinctive
"sound
map"
of
Happy
Valley.
1. Sound of Happy Valley
Venue:
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
and
the
neighbourhood
of
Happy
Valley
Event
date:
8.12.2018
—
24.2.2019
Led
by
artist
Fiona
Lee,
participants
of
workshops
"Soundwalk",
"Sound
Recording"
and
"Sound
Re-creation"
explored
the
community
soundscape
of
Happy
Valley
by
listening
attentively
to
their
surrounding
sounds
while
taking
a
walk
in
the
district,
and
made
records
of
the
sounds
from
different
corners
of
the
neighbourhood.
These
sound
clips
were
showcased
at
the
Happy
Valley
Recreation
Ground
as
Echo
of
Happy
Valley,
an
art
installation
decorated
with
tailor-made
sound
transducers
for
the
park
users
to
listen
to
and
play
with,
echoing
their
everyday
listening
experience
with
this
distinctive
"sound
map"
of
Happy
Valley.
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2.
Chitter-chAtteR,
Get
Together!
Venue:
Nam
Cheong
Park
Event
date:
19.1.2019
—
23.2.2019
A
group
of
professional
expressive
arts
therapists
organised
a
series
of
family
art
workshops
in
Nam
Cheong
Park.
They
shared
some
tips
with
participants
for
effective
parent-child
communication
through
the
art
creation
activities.
Exploring
the
possibility
of
public
space,
the
public
were
also
invited
to
co-create
the
pop-up
display
installation
by
painting
and
weaving.
2.
Chitter-chAtteR,
Get
Together!
Venue:
Nam
Cheong
Park
Event
date:
19.1.2019
—
23.2.2019
A
group
of
professional
expressive
arts
therapists
organised
a
series
of
family
art
workshops
in
Nam
Cheong
Park.
They
shared
some
tips
with
participants
for
effective
parent-child
communication
through
the
art
creation
activities.
Exploring
the
possibility
of
public
space,
the
public
were
also
invited
to
co-create
the
pop-up
display
installation
by
painting
and
weaving.
2.
Chitter-chAtteR,
Get
Together!
Venue:
Nam
Cheong
Park
Event
date:
19.1.2019
—
23.2.2019
A
group
of
professional
expressive
arts
therapists
organised
a
series
of
family
art
workshops
in
Nam
Cheong
Park.
They
shared
some
tips
with
participants
for
effective
parent-child
communication
through
the
art
creation
activities.
Exploring
the
possibility
of
public
space,
the
public
were
also
invited
to
co-create
the
pop-up
display
installation
by
painting
and
weaving.
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3.
i
Light
Aldrich
Bay
Venue:
Aldrich
Bay
Park
and
Eastern
Community
Green
Station
Event
date:
17.2
—
17.3.2019
By
organizing
two
workshops
in
collaboration
with
Artist
Dylan
Kwok
and
plastic
upcycling
group
GAAU1
UP
at
Eastern
Community
Green
Station,
we
led
the
residents
of
Eastern
District
to
transform
a
batch
of
recycled
plastic
and
glass
bottles
into
wind-powered
LED
light
art
pieces.
Following
these
workshops,
the
previous
participants
and
other
residents
in
the
neighbourhood
participated
in
the
"i
Light
Up!
Artwork
Light
Up
Party",
placing
the
bottles
inside
the
water
feature
of
Aldrich
Bay
Park
as
a
co-created
art
installation
Wind
Shines
which
lit
up
the
park
and
echoed
with
the
sea
breeze.
3.
i
Light
Aldrich
Bay
Venue:
Aldrich
Bay
Park
and
Eastern
Community
Green
Station
Event
date:
17.2
—
17.3.2019
By
organizing
two
workshops
in
collaboration
with
Artist
Dylan
Kwok
and
plastic
upcycling
group
GAAU1
UP
at
Eastern
Community
Green
Station,
we
led
the
residents
of
Eastern
District
to
transform
a
batch
of
recycled
plastic
and
glass
bottles
into
wind-powered
LED
light
art
pieces.
Following
these
workshops,
the
previous
participants
and
other
residents
in
the
neighbourhood
participated
in
the
"i
Light
Up!
Artwork
Light
Up
Party",
placing
the
bottles
inside
the
water
feature
of
Aldrich
Bay
Park
as
a
co-created
art
installation
Wind
Shines
which
lit
up
the
park
and
echoed
with
the
sea
breeze.
3.
i
Light
Aldrich
Bay
Venue:
Aldrich
Bay
Park
and
Eastern
Community
Green
Station
Event
date:
17.2
—
17.3.2019
By
organizing
two
workshops
in
collaboration
with
Artist
Dylan
Kwok
and
plastic
upcycling
group
GAAU1
UP
at
Eastern
Community
Green
Station,
we
led
the
residents
of
Eastern
District
to
transform
a
batch
of
recycled
plastic
and
glass
bottles
into
wind-powered
LED
light
art
pieces.
Following
these
workshops,
the
previous
participants
and
other
residents
in
the
neighbourhood
participated
in
the
"i
Light
Up!
Artwork
Light
Up
Party",
placing
the
bottles
inside
the
water
feature
of
Aldrich
Bay
Park
as
a
co-created
art
installation
Wind
Shines
which
lit
up
the
park
and
echoed
with
the
sea
breeze.
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4.
Memstory
Venue:
Kowloon
Tsai
Park
Event
date:
16.3
—
7.4.2019
An
installation
designed
by
Dilemma
Studio
was
exhibited
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park,
functioning
as
the
station
for
story
collection
and
drama
script
co-creation.
The
public
were
encouraged
to
express
their
thoughts
and
share
their
memories
of
local
happenings.
The
collected
stories
serve
as
the
source
for
drama
script
co-creation,
and
further
extend
the
collective
memory
of
the
Kowloon
City
district.
A
postcard
mailing
session
has
also
been
carried
out
during
story
collection
to
gradually
re-connect
people
who
have
drifted
apart.
4.
Memstory
Venue:
Kowloon
Tsai
Park
Event
date:
16.3
—
7.4.2019
An
installation
designed
by
Dilemma
Studio
was
exhibited
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park,
functioning
as
the
station
for
story
collection
and
drama
script
co-creation.
The
public
were
encouraged
to
express
their
thoughts
and
share
their
memories
of
local
happenings.
The
collected
stories
serve
as
the
source
for
drama
script
co-creation,
and
further
extend
the
collective
memory
of
the
Kowloon
City
district.
A
postcard
mailing
session
has
also
been
carried
out
during
story
collection
to
gradually
re-connect
people
who
have
drifted
apart.
4.
Memstory
Venue:
Kowloon
Tsai
Park
Event
date:
16.3
—
7.4.2019
An
installation
designed
by
Dilemma
Studio
was
exhibited
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park,
functioning
as
the
station
for
story
collection
and
drama
script
co-creation.
The
public
were
encouraged
to
express
their
thoughts
and
share
their
memories
of
local
happenings.
The
collected
stories
serve
as
the
source
for
drama
script
co-creation,
and
further
extend
the
collective
memory
of
the
Kowloon
City
district.
A
postcard
mailing
session
has
also
been
carried
out
during
story
collection
to
gradually
re-connect
people
who
have
drifted
apart.
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5. Reappearance of Memoryprint
Venue:
Morse
Park
Event
date:
12.3
—
13.5.2019
Following
the
lead
of
theatre
practitioner
Arvin
Cheng,
a
group
of
kaifong
actors
present
a
drama
performance
based
on
the
stories
collected
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park.
They
bring
the
stories
of
Kowloon
City
back
to
life
and
narrate
the
transformation
of
our
city.
The
Project
takes
community
theatre
as
the
platform
for
intergenerational
interplay
through
collaboration
between
the
youth
and
the
senior
citizens.
5. Reappearance of Memoryprint
Venue:
Morse
Park
Event
date:
12.3
—
13.5.2019
Following
the
lead
of
theatre
practitioner
Arvin
Cheng,
a
group
of
kaifong
actors
present
a
drama
performance
based
on
the
stories
collected
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park.
They
bring
the
stories
of
Kowloon
City
back
to
life
and
narrate
the
transformation
of
our
city.
The
Project
takes
community
theatre
as
the
platform
for
intergenerational
interplay
through
collaboration
between
the
youth
and
the
senior
citizens.
5. Reappearance of Memoryprint
Venue:
Morse
Park
Event
date:
12.3
—
13.5.2019
Following
the
lead
of
theatre
practitioner
Arvin
Cheng,
a
group
of
kaifong
actors
present
a
drama
performance
based
on
the
stories
collected
in
Kowloon
Tsai
Park.
They
bring
the
stories
of
Kowloon
City
back
to
life
and
narrate
the
transformation
of
our
city.
The
Project
takes
community
theatre
as
the
platform
for
intergenerational
interplay
through
collaboration
between
the
youth
and
the
senior
citizens.