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【Exhibition】 Artists in the Neighbourhood Scheme V: The Drawing Observatory — Works by Lam Tung-pang

The "Artists in the Neighbourhood Scheme V: The Drawing Observatory — Works by Lam Tung-pang" is presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, and organised by the Art Promotion Office, aims of bringing art into different sectors of the community by displaying distinctive works of local artists, and to give the general public the chance to enjoy top-class exhibitions of different art forms in their own neighbourhood.

Jockey Club Arts Accessibility Serbice Centre (JCAASC), ADAHK is Arts Accessibility Service Partner of the exhibition. We will provide services including education guided tours and other arts accessibility services for the exhibition.

Introduction:	Lam Tung-pang observes and explores all walks of life and then, drawing on more than 10 years of creative experience and working determinedly in multiple genres, uses art to respond to his surroundings and culture. This exhibition showcases Lam’s works inspired by his personal experience, such as “Condition Series”, which examines the themes of conservation and the environment, as well as his latest works from 2011, including landscape paintings that make reference to traditional Chinese culture and a collection of sketches of displays found in museums and antique shops in Hong Kong. As well as finding inspiration in his meanderings through the city's streets, alleys and museums, Lam has also visited Tin Shui Wai to understand the life and landscape of the community there. With the support of St. James’ Settlement, he collaborated with children in the community to create a large painting that will be showcased in the exhibition. Please join us as we discover how this young artist uses his experiences to reflect the integration of culture, art and life.
Exhibition Period:	Exhibition (I) Date: 23.2 — 4.3.2012 Time: 10:00am — 8:00pm daily Venue: Exhibition Gallery 4-5, Hong Kong Central Library Address: 66 Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Free Admission Exhibition (II) Date: 7 — 15.3.2012 Time: 10:00am — 10:00pm daily Venue: Atrium, G/F, Tin Chak Shopping Centre Address: 77 Tin Shui Road, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, N.T. Free Admission

Introduction:

Lam Tung-pang observes and explores all walks of life and then, drawing on more than 10 years of creative experience and working determinedly in multiple genres, uses art to respond to his surroundings and culture. This exhibition showcases Lam’s works inspired by his personal experience, such as “Condition Series”, which examines the themes of conservation and the environment, as well as his latest works from 2011, including landscape paintings that make reference to traditional Chinese culture and a collection of sketches of displays found in museums and antique shops in Hong Kong.

As well as finding inspiration in his meanderings through the city's streets, alleys and museums, Lam has also visited Tin Shui Wai to understand the life and landscape of the community there. With the support of St. James’ Settlement, he collaborated with children in the community to create a large painting that will be showcased in the exhibition. Please join us as we discover how this young artist uses his experiences to reflect the integration of culture, art and life.

Exhibition Period:

Exhibition (I)
Date: 23.2 — 4.3.2012
Time: 10:00am — 8:00pm daily
Venue: Exhibition Gallery 4-5, Hong Kong Central Library
Address: 66 Causeway Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Free Admission

Exhibition (II)
Date: 7 — 15.3.2012
Time: 10:00am — 10:00pm daily
Venue: Atrium, G/F, Tin Chak Shopping Centre
Address: 77 Tin Shui Road, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, N.T.
Free Admission

More details about "Artists in the Neighbourhood Scheme V: The Drawing Observatory — Works by Lam Tung-pang", please visit the website of Art Promotion Office http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/Apo/en/programmes20120101_5.html

We strive to make the programmes accessible to all. Please contact us for the Arts Accessibility Service.
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