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A new media art exhibition that brings to life sea-faring culture and the Qing Navy’s advancement is a unique collaboration between CityU and the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
Outstanding artworks, combining technology and art, are being showcased at the “Playful Media 2015” exhibition organised by SCM from 22 June to 2 July.
Fourteen spectacular artworks inspired by jungle caves in Vietnam will be presented at an exhibition titled “Fade to Black” from 3 to 13 June.
A martial arts living archive, jointly built by CityU and the International Guoshu Association, will preserve the culture of martial arts using unique technology.
CityU sweeps three major awards for art and arts education at the Hong Kong Arts Development Awards for 2014.
Fourteen students from the School of Creative Media will showcase artwork inspired by an expedition to the jungle caves of Vietnam at an exhibition in early June.
Urban media artworks by six students at the School of Creative Media will be displayed on the largest urban screen in the world from now until 31 March.
A graduate from SCM took a series of photographs of people with Down syndrome to enhance people’s understanding of them.
A faculty member and a graduate of the School of Creative Media have demonstrated CityU’s expertise in creative media at recent international film festivals.
Mr Tobias Gremmler, Visiting Associate Professor at the School of Creative Media, gave an inspiring talk on creative education on 25 September.