Category: Library Events

Art and Design Public Lecture

(Issue 180/February 2022)

A public lecture, Chinese Painting Scroll ‧ Feitian – Revelation from Dunhuang Murals, is organized by the Department of Art and Design (AAD) at Space for All in the Library.

Ms Jor Yin Fun, Director of White Box Studio and Secretary of White Box Friends, will be the speaker of the Lecture. Ms Jor will share her road of discovery to the art of corn husks and the stories behind shaping numerous figurines in Chinese and foreign style with the material. Her pioneer use of corn husk in modelling Dunhuang Feitian in 2019 will be highlighted as well.

All students and staff are most welcome to join the Lecture. Details are as follows:

  • Date: 9 Mar 2022 (Wed)
  • Time: 4:00 – 6:00 pm
  • Venue: G/F, Space for All @HSUHK Library
  • Online broadcast is also available on Zoom.
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Chinese Painting Scroll ‧ Feitian

(Issue 180/February 2022)

The Solo Exhibition by Jor Yin Fun on Chinese Painting Scroll ‧ Feitian – Revelation from Dunhuang Murals will be organized by the Department of Art and Design. Ms Jor was inspired by the Dunhuang Murals during her visit at the site in 2019 and she has drawn the medium from daily life – the corn husk for creation. Being the pioneer in using corn husk to make artwork, Ms Jor also spreads a message of environment conservation by adopting sustainable materials to share her artistic sense. Let’s appreciate the marvellous works and realize the creativity from ordinary materials.

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Your Voice Can Make a Difference

(Issue 180/February 2022)

Be a part of us and make the Library a better place together. Your creative and innovative ideas can help us to shape the future of the Library. Join the Library Circle and let us know your thoughts.

We look forward to seeing you!

  • Date: 3 Mar 2022 (Thu)
  • Time: 3:15pm – 4:15pm
  • Channel: Microsoft Teams

1.5 ECA hours / 1 iGPS unit will be offered. Please click here to register.

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Man and Nature Interface: Architecture and the Eleven Dimensions

(Issue 179/February 2022)

Architecture is not only concerned about how a structure is built. The main focus of architecture is people. It carries a humanistic perspective to create a better environment for people. What will the architects consider when constructing a project? Professor Alexander Law, who is a registered architect, an art connoisseur and a business leader, will deliver a lecture on eleven dimensions of man’s view of nature and the interaction between the two in shaping the space.

  • Date: 24 Feb 2022 (Thu)
  • Time: 2:00 – 3:30 pm
  • Venue: G/F, Space for All @HSUHK Library
  • Mode: Mixed-mode (Zoom meeting link will be sent to registered participants one day before the lecture)

1.5 ECA hours / 1 iGPS unit will be offered. Please click here to register.

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Advanced Data Collection and File Organization Workshop

(Issue 179/February 2022)

The Library Workshop on Advanced Data Collection and File Organization is newly launched to help you manage data systematically. From the workshop, you will learn how to organize information with concepts of file organization and metadata. LATCH, the framework of file organization, will be introduced as well.

Learn these tips to help you create order. Say no to messy digital files and manage your data wisely.

  • Date: 22 Feb 2022 (Tue)
  • Time: 3:00 – 4:00 pm
  • Channel: Microsoft Teams

iGPS unit / ECA hour will be offered. Register now!

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A Taste of Art through Penmanship

(Issue 179/February 2022)

The Library’s first Chinese Penmanship Workshop has been brought to a successful close this January. The valuable contents include pen-grasping, character formation, legibility and pacing which form the fundamentals of beautiful handwriting. Participants have not only acquired practical skills in producing nice and neat handwriting, but also have a taste of art behind penmanship.

Creating fine masterpieces with effort brings accomplishment. The skills can be taken further with abundant digital resources from the Library. Let’s keep on practicing and enjoy the touch with art through writing.

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