Kids and adults, friends and family, come and experience all different cinematic tricks and participate in extended activities of artworks. Let imagination blow your mind!

All activities are open for on-site application, first-come-first-served!

Hand-painted 16mm Film Workshop

Prior to the digital age, plastic films were the mere containers of images on silver screens, and the technology has become obsolete today. Come and revisit the touch of 16mm film strips, draw and paint on them to create your one of a kind animation.

29/9 Sat & 30/9 Sun

2:30pm / 3:30pm / 4:30pm / 5:30pm / 6:30pm / 9:30pm

Around 1 hour/ session.

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Phenakistoscope is an optical toy originated from the early 18th Century, which can be seen as the ancient version of .gif images. The afterimages produced turn into continuous moving images which actually is the mechanism of cinema of the early times.

Handmade One-man Cinema

Early film projections made use of the afterimage principle, by applying a blinking light source, creating an illusion of “moving images” to viewers’ minds. This simplified Projectoscope makes use of the flashlight of mobile phones, together with rotation at a specific speed, projects the hand-painted images on celluloid films to project a “moving image”. Grab your paper box projector and screen your own work anytime and anywhere!

29/9 Sat & 30/9 Sun

3:00pm / 4:00pm / 5:00pm / 6:00pm / 7:00pm / 9:00pm

Around 30 mins/ session

Paradoxical Guided Tour: a Place not called Edinburgh

Jelly dressed with Edinburgh evaporated milk; picnic with the girl who studied Museology at Edinburgh University; head to IFC in an Edinburgh pullover… The names no longer bear any meanings of the land; she might once had symbolised the place but what happened here thereafter, is no longer of any importance.

In 45 minutes, follow the docent to walk in and out of this Place, and leave with her a name that only belongs to you and her.

Artist Docent: KY Wong, Sean Wong

29/9 Sat, 6:30pm / 9:30pm

30/9 Sun, 5:30pm

Around 45 mins/ session, conducted in Cantonese.

Participating Theatre: The Unequal Relationship

The relationship between two persons would never be balanced, let alone to be equivalent. If a “third party” is added, will an equilibrium be reached to counterbalance such conflict?

Director and Screenwriter Chung Siu-hei Donald created his theatrical piece The Unequal Relationship based on Yeung Li-shung Wyan’s Twelve-swing Donut and Cheung Choi- sang Samson’s 2+1=3, which allows audiences to interact with the two artworks through collective behaviour and interpersonal relationships.

Director and Screenwriter: Chung Siu-hei Donald

Actors: Wong Wan-chi Cliff, Tung Chung-can

Live Sound / Music: Chan Ting-cheung Tim

29/9 Sat, 10:00 pm

30/9 Sun, 6:30 pm

Performance length approx. 30 mins, conducted in Cantonese.

Children Dance Trial: Releasing Energy Every Day

Choreographer Alice Ma will lead our young dancers to dance with sound, and learn body movement through collaboration with Hui Fong-wah Phoebe’s sound installation Everyday Objects Ensemble. Children are encouraged to literally connect with the installation, their unlimited energy and potentials can then be exploded.

45 minutes for kids to dance, sweat and learn to make sounds with their bodies and to listen with their ears.

Choreographer and Tutor: Alice Ma

Age: 4 -6

29/9 Sat & 30/9 Sun

3:00pm / 4:30 pm

Around 45 mins/ session, conducted in Cantonese.

Genuine Family Guided Tour

There will be two sessions of Genuine Family Guided Tour on both days providing artwork appreciation guiding for kids and adults.

29/9 Sat & 30/9 Sun

4:00pm / 5:30pm

Around 45 mins/ session, conducted in Cantonese.