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Miró Lab

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Miró Lab

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Struck

Sound Bath

Date & Time

10 - 11 Oct, 2020

Location

Laundry Steps / Online

Price

Free of charge

General

#CreativeFamilyWorkshop

Miró Lab invites participants to explore the wonderful art of the Spanish surrealist master Joan Miró. Since 2017, Miró Lab has launched creative workshops in different cities of the world, inspiring people of different races, ages, genders and abilities to explore their own hidden artistic selves. The family art workshops embody Miró’s belief that art should be made accessible to all and encourage parents and children to turn Miró’s art into a part of themselves with their own hands and body, creatively re-interpreting the lines and symbols in Miró’s whimsical works on top hats and ordinary painting surfaces.

Eight art workshops for parents and children as well as four catwalk workshops for teenagers were originally scheduled to take place at Tai Kwun last February during the 48th Hong Kong Arts Festival. A long-distance collaboration was initiated among artists from Portugal, Macau and Hong Kong in the past few months to make it happen online in October.

Miró never stopped looking and creating . . . He believed there is more than one way to do things. Let’s go do-it-yourself online!


Details

Programme 1.  Mad Hatter (DIY online workshop)
Programme 2.  My Miró (DIY online workshop)
Programme 3.  The Dancer (arts appreciation documentary)

Duration: approx 45 min
Screening starts at 2pm at Tai Kwun's Laundry Steps. Free admission.
Please follow https://www.facebook.com/hkaf.at.taikwun for online screening schedule
with Chinese and English subtitles

The programmes are subject to change. The Organiser reserves the right to change the programme without prior notice.


A Hong Kong Arts Festival Production

Production Team

Artistic Director, Creation and Curator   Laura Nyögéri
Local Producer and Assistant Director    Lora Lo Iok-iong
Director of Photography    António Faria
Assistant Camera  Michael Leong Kai-chong
Set Designer   Diana Rita Coelho Rodrigues
Set Assistant   Stefan de Carvalho Nunes
Production Assistants   Lily Iao Lei Lei    Mars Loi Hou   Ian Jin Laotin  Miko Ng Chi-kei
Make Up Artist and Body Painter   Sara Figueira
Motion Graphics Artist   José Nyögéri
Translators  Kathie Lao Hoi Teng    Lora Lo Iok-iong
Photo Gallery Photographers   Chico Silva   Nico Fernandes
Performer in Mad Hatter   Madalena Lopes
Performer in The Dancer  Carol Lei Mei-ian
Painters in My Miro Sara Figueira   Diana Coelho


Biography

Laura Nyögéri (Portugal)

An artistic director, curator and educator. She works with professional and amateur artists to promote an inclusive concept of the arts. Humanity, creativity, inclusion and imagination are at the core of her work. Since 2011, she has been developing projects in Macao, Hong Kong, the Mainland, the USA and Portugal, exploring and promoting arts education for teenagers and children.

Nyögéri created ArtFusion in Macao in 2014 to promote the arts in a relaxed, fun and playful way. The young artists of ArtFusion have been invited to perform in the Macao Arts Festival, the Macau City Fringe Festival, Shenzhen Bay Fringe Festival and the Children Arts Festival in Xi’an and Mianyang, among others.

In 2017, she initiated the “Miró Lab project” in Macao and turned it into a two-year Inclusion Art project in Portugal. She established Portugal ArtFusion in 2018.


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