CityU Playful Media exhibition

 

We would like to invite you to cover the following events:

Time:        11:00am – 7:00pm (24 June to 1 July)

                 10:00am – 1:00pm (2 July)

Venue:      CMC Gallery, L3, Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, CityU

 

Date:        25 June 2014 (Wednesday)           

Time:        2:30pm

Venue:      CMC Gallery, L3, Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, CityU

 

Over 40 outstanding artworks will be showcased at the “Playful Media 2014” exhibition organised by the School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong (CityU). The artworks created by the students combine technology and art.

 

The works demonstrate the students’ spirit of discovery and their ability to innovate under the theme “Play, Smartly!” The works also show the creative application of classroom learning to digital entertainment, and their sense of social responsibility. The artworks include:

 

·         　“One Man Band”, an inventive wearable sound instrument that plays music when worn  and controlled by a musician. It was showcased at Open Dance #14,a multi-media dance performance organised by the Hong Kong Arts Centre in March this year;

·         　“Earth Pipe”, an interactive game reminding people to conserve water;

 

·         　“Sunrise Orient at Sunset”, a series of black and white photos inspired by the Lamma Island ferry accident;

 

·         　“Food Revenge”, an animation blending different techniques that aims to encourage the public not to waste food;

 

·         　“Music conductor”, a music mixer allowing the conductor to mix music created by various musical instruments. It can help solve the difficulty of gatherings for practice.

 

Mr Gabriel Pang Tsz-kit, Chairman of the Hong Kong Digital Entertainment Association, Dr Eric Liu Sai-lok, Chairman of the Hong Kong ACM SIGGRAPH Professional Chapter, and Dr Alan Lam Hiu-fung, CEO of Sengital Limited, will attend the opening ceremony on 25 June.

 

Please visit www.playfulmedia.hk for details of the exhibition and the ceremony.

 

Media enquiries: Christina Wu, Communications and Public Relations Office (Tel: 3442 6819 or 9841 2774)