Tai Kwun Public Workshops

Tai Kwun Public Workshops – Historical Signage x Stencil Art

Tai Kwun Public Workshops – Historical Signage x Stencil Art

Tai Kwun Public Workshops – Handmade Quiet Book Family Experience (Age 3-6)

Tai Kwun Public Workshops – Handmade Quiet Book Family Experience (Age 5-9)

“Tai Kwun 101” x Bookbinding Experience

Soft Case Coptic Stitch Bookbinding Experience

Multicultural Community Tour in Central

Chai and Spices Craft Experience

Date & Time

8 Feb - 18 Apr, 2020 11:15am–1:15pm; 3:30pm–5:30pm

Location

A Hall Studio 2 & 3 / Lower E Hall

Price

$180

General

Programme Cancellation Notice

The programme “Tai Kwun Public Workshops - Historical Signage X Stencil Art” to be held on 8, 22 Feb and 21, 28 Mar and 18 Apr have been cancelled. Tai Kwun will contact participants via email for further arrangement. Please contact heritage.edu@taikwun.hk for enquiries.

Thank you for your understanding.


Appropriate for what was once a one-stop complex dedicated to law and order, life within the Central Police Station compound was strictly regimented by an intricate web of rules and regulations that scripted the daily activities of officers, prisoners, and the public.

How these regulations were expressed on various signages – from materials and textures to the language used – hint at the stories of the people, spaces, and rhythm of life that pulsed over the site’s 170 years of history.

This new season of Tai Kwun Public Workshops invites participants to rediscover the historical signages of Tai Kwun and create their own stencilled works using the fonts, colours, and textures found throughout the Central Police Station compound.


Programme Timetable

Date

Time (2-hour workshop)

Theme

Cancelled

11:15am / 3:30pm

Tote bag

Cancelled 11:15am / 3:30pm

Wooden signage

Cancelled

11:15am / 3:30pm

Concrete with magnet

Cancelled 11:15am / 3:30pm

Tote bag

Cancelled

11:15am / 3:30pm

Wooden signage

*Participants must be aged 9 or above. 


Photos


Biography

Pantone C has engaged in urban art since 2000. In 2006-2007, he learned advanced urban art in Australia, and received his Diploma of Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2012. Currently, Pantone C focuses on teaching urban art & doing related projects in Hong Kong. Apart from teaching primary to secondary students in schools, he has also taught children with special needs, hoping that they can jump out of the box with this alternative art form and experience the vitality of street art.