Showing posts with label THINGS TO DO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label THINGS TO DO. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 January 2009

Cattle101@artist village Art Exhibition

Date: 17/Jan-8/Feb/2009

Time: Tuesday to Sunday 12:00 - 8:00pm (Closed on Mondays & Public Holidays)

Venue: Artist Commune, Unit 12, Cattle Depot Artist Village & open space of Cattle Depot Artist Village,

Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Kowloon, HK

Artists:

anothermountainman, Chan Kwong Wah, Cheong Chi Ping, Chow Shun Keung, Patrick S. Ford, Fung Lik Yan, Ha Bik Chuen, Ho Yuen Leung, Hui Chui Hung, Jean Christophe Scolari, Kum Chi Keung, Kwok Mang Ho, Lam Laam, Lam Yuk Lin, Lee Chin Fai, Lee Chun Fung, Lee Kwok Chuen, Leung Kui Ting, Li Wei Han, Li Yuen Man, Liu Ming Wai, Lo Sze Lim, Man Fung Yi, Man Po Fai, Mok Yat San, Ng Ka Fai, Ng Ting Ho, Siy Tak Yin, Szeto Hoi Ling, Tai Sheung Shing, Tsang Cheung Shing, Wong Ho Yin, Wong Kwok Choi, Wong Tin Yan, etc



Presenter: Artist Commune

Co-organizers: Hong Kong Sculpture Society, CreativeKids

Supporting Organizations: Munsang College, Pottery Farm

Enquiries: (+852) 2104 3322 / m63@artist-commune.com / www.artist-commune.com

Wednesday, 1 October 2008

Free Internet Access


Free broadband internet terminals are available at the following MTR stations.
You can access the world-wide-web, check and send web-based e-mails and surf the Internet for free.


1. Central Station Platform 3
2. Prince Edward Station Concourse
3. Wan Chai Station Platform 1
4. Tsuen Wan Station Concourse
5. Kowloon Tong Station Concourse
6. Kowloon Bay Station Concourse
7. Causeway Bay Station Concourse Exit B, C

Friday, 21 March 2008

Cattle Depot Artist Village

Used to be a cattle depot, now transformed as a artists community, this village house many local artists, art organization, as well as a mini museum. Despite the fact that tenants of Cattle Depot Artist Village have been trying hard to promote the village in the past few years, the village still has not gained much sustainable reward. It is upsetting, especially when the HK Government were talking about wanting to push the knowledge-based creativity industry, while they didn't do anything to support nor to get the attention of the Hongkongers.

Address: 63 Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon [MAP]
Directions: 5-10 mins by taxi from Mongkok / Tsim Sha Tsui
Website: www.artistvillage-hk.net

Tuesday, 1 May 2007

Drum Jam

After participating in this African hand drum jamming circle, you may gt addicted like me. It's a 100% hands-on drumming session. No matter you are a professional drummer, or you never drum before, everybody can join this jamming session and have fun. Highly recommended that you take part in at least once in your life time. Drumming is a powerful activity to motivate, energise, heal and connect people.

The jamming session is hosted by Kumi Masunaga, one of the most famous African drum instructors in HK, and her facilitators.

There is a monthly free drum jam session in Fringe Club. And every alternate Sunday at the Tom Lee Music Carnival at HK Cultural Centre Piazza, right next to the starferry in the waterfront.

Drum Jam Hong Kong
Price: Free admission. Drums provided.
Check out the monthly schedule here.