The Missing Art (Scene) of China
Whenever people talk about Chinese art, Beijing and Shanghai must be on the list. Relatively, Hong Kong seems to be a financial city lacking of interesting people. If you really have this idea in mind, you must come to the talk by Cecilia Cheng because you have missed a very important part of Chinese Art.

As a cultural worker, Cecilia Cheng will share her experience and observation in the Media Art scene in Hong Kong. Her talk will focus on Videotage, Para/Site, Microwave festival and ifva, followed by a screening of HK Media artworks from different schools in different generation.

Let¡¦s give a new definition to the ¡§Cultural Desert¡¨ and enjoy the enlightening night !!! enjoy the enlightening night !!!

About the talk:

When>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

19:00, October 4, 2006 (Wednesday)

Where>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Extension Building / Academy of Fine Arts Munich
>>> Room number will be posted!
http://www.adbk-muenchen.de/

Akademiestrasse 4, 80799 Munich
Tel. +49 (0) 89 38.52-0

MVV>>>>>>>>>>>>>

U-Bahn U3/U6 to Universitat
or Bus 53 to Türkenstrasse
MVV-Website:http://www.mvv-muenchen.de/

lamwaikit
The Divided Minds 1

Lam Wai Kit

1.2006

C-type print on aluminium

40,6 x 122 cm

Cecilia, Cheng Wing Man

Cecilia is a recent graduate from the Fine Art department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. As a media art lover, she has been working as a volunteer and a part-time staff in Videotage, the Media Art collective which has been run in Hong Kong for 20 years since 2005. She is now traveling around Europe as a cultural exchange worker.

Useful links:

Videotage.Ltd: http://www.videotage.org.hk/

Para/Site:http://www.para-site.org.hk/

Microwave: http://www.microwavefest.net/

Ifva: /http://www.ifva.com/