"Art and Play" forum Shanghai Street Artspace
Shanghai Street Artspace - 404 Shanghai Street (Yaumatei, Kowloon)
forum "Art and Play" Saturday March 4th 2006, 3pm
Performance by experimental drone duo(!!!)straight outta HK, New Fairfield Parks and Recreation (releasing soon on www.digitalisindustries.com - US)
Noise/experimental music often involves a lot of improvisation, which is an element of play. It allows for discovery, spontaneity, feeding off each others ideas, and exploration of boundaries (in this case of sound).
Exhibition: "Absolute Low Tech" March 2nd-23rd
Talk with:
Chu Kai Man from The John F. Kennedy Centre school for disabled children about the work that he is doing with the children, which will be exhibited in the gallery. His teaching methods and his experience with the children encourages open-ended play, which is much freer and less regimented than the teaching of the arts in Hong Kong in other schools. Play encourages free flow creativity rather than technical ability.
Art collective Green Pillow will also be present to discuss their previous exhibit in the space, a interactive installation called "Go Go Oral Ranger" that invited audience members to play and experience their art work.
Host: Ashley Wong
forum "Art and Play" Saturday March 4th 2006, 3pm
Performance by experimental drone duo(!!!)straight outta HK, New Fairfield Parks and Recreation (releasing soon on www.digitalisindustries.com - US)
Noise/experimental music often involves a lot of improvisation, which is an element of play. It allows for discovery, spontaneity, feeding off each others ideas, and exploration of boundaries (in this case of sound).
Exhibition: "Absolute Low Tech" March 2nd-23rd
Talk with:
Chu Kai Man from The John F. Kennedy Centre school for disabled children about the work that he is doing with the children, which will be exhibited in the gallery. His teaching methods and his experience with the children encourages open-ended play, which is much freer and less regimented than the teaching of the arts in Hong Kong in other schools. Play encourages free flow creativity rather than technical ability.
Art collective Green Pillow will also be present to discuss their previous exhibit in the space, a interactive installation called "Go Go Oral Ranger" that invited audience members to play and experience their art work.
Host: Ashley Wong
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