HKDI Gallery

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「知愈豐,行益健」 馬雅‧安哲羅

色彩為死物延展生命活力,為看似簡單的行為賦予具體意義,為蒼生萬物增添無限思維。色彩於不同的文化氛圍引發不同的聯想。尤其在亞洲,色彩更象徵獨特的文化和深層的意義。

「亞洲色彩」展覽主要透過亞洲不同地區對色彩的運用,促進創意交流和文化的比較研究。通過研習文化上的重要領域,例如體現社會的信仰和人生慶典儀式、融入遺蹟的建築與設計、演繹愛惡的食物,和流露情感的語言與文學,展覽的目的理念都一一紛陳展現。

展覽通過五種色彩主調及跨越地理、歷史、實物、信念和當代意象的延伸描畫,以最真實的風貌呈現亞洲文化的獨當一面。昔日的豐富文化,傳承至今天繼續大放異彩。展覽各部分將橫越古今,將多個時代的瑰麗文化向您娓娓道來。

Exhibits’ Highlights

活動及公眾服務

Opening Ceremony

Date: 2 November 2012 (Friday)
Time: 6pm
Venue: Design Boulevard, HKDI and IVE (Lee Wai Lee)
Forum, workshops and seminar, at free admission, will be held to discuss the cultural significance represented by colours in different Asian regions. Members from the Design Alliance Asia (tDA Asia) are being invited to be the speakers. Activities will be conducted in English without interpretation service.

Forum

Topic: Colours of Asia: The Discovery of Colours
Date: 2 November 2012 (Friday)
Time: 4pm – 5:30pm
Venue: VTC Auditorium, HKDI & IVE (Lee Wai Lee)
Moderator: Partho Guha, India
Speakers : 1. Ingkarat Arunthammasak, Thailand
2. Praseuth Banchongphakdy, Laos
3. June Lee, Singapore 
4. Whan Lee, South Korea
5. Pham Huyen Kieu, Vietnam

Seminar

Topic: Colours and Culture
Date: 3 November 2012 (Saturday)
Time: 3pm – 4pm
Venue: Experience Centre, HKDI & IVE (LWL)
Moderator: Saxone Woon, Singapore
Speakers:

1. Subrata Bhowmick, India
2. Irvan Noe'man, Indonesia
3. Punlarp Punnotok, Thailand
4. Hu Yu-tsung, Taiwan
5. Lin Cun-zhen, Beijing

Workshops

Workshop 1

Topic: Art Direction and Colour
Date: 31 October 2012 (Wednesday)
Time: 3:30pm – 5:30pm
Aim: To foster exchange of creative ideas and comparative studies of culture by focusing on the use of colours across various Asian regions, relevant to application of colour in design / graphic design / typography.
Speakers : Tarek Atrissi and Mayuri Nikumbh
 
   Tarek Atrissi, Artist from Lebanon 
 Beirut born Tarek Atrissi is the founder of the multi-disciplinary design studio, Tarek Atrissi Design       (www.atrissi.com), specializing in Arabic design, branding, cross-cultural design and Arabic               typography. His awards include the Adobe Design Achievement Awards and the Type Directors Club.   His clients include the V&A Museum in London and "Mathaf" Arab Museum of Modern Art in Qatar. He lectures internationally about Arabic visual culture and he teaches at the department of Art, Media and Technology at the Utrecht School of the Arts in Holland.
 
    Mayuri Nikumbh, Artist from India 
  With a masters degree in Visual Communication from Industrial Design Center, IIT Bombay, Mayuri      has more than a decade's experience in areas like, branding and communication design, packaging,      graphic design for event led and corporate spaces, digital media, film and video. After successful          stints at many digital and design firms, she is currently leading the packaging design vertical at Elephant, India's largest independent integrated design consultancy. She has worked on some of the leading global and national brands like Microsoft, HDFC bank, Heinz, Abbott, PepsiCo, Godrej, TATA, Britannia and many more.
Mayuri also visits many design institutes as an external jury for academics as well as creative events. She is deeply inspired by cultures around the world as with the Indian culture, which she tries to reflect in her work expressions.

Workshop 2 

Topic: Creative Thinking and Colour
Date: 1 November 2012 (Thursday)
Time: 3:30pm – 5:30pm
Aim: To share ideas with students about the symbolic associations of different colours in Asia's culture and investigate how colours would revitalize contemporary design, relevant to design foundation study, creativity, design and living, design for digital media, interior design. 
Speaker: Dino Brucelas
 
   Dino Brucelas, Artist from Philippines
 Dino is a graphic designer and design educator based in the Philippines. He graduated from the       University of the Philippines with a degree in Visual Communication, and has more than a decade of   experience in various museum and cultural projects, as well as branding and advertising projects. He   brings this experience to his classes in the universities where he teaches foundation and advance graphic design subjects. His work has been exhibited in Europe, China, and Korea. He believes that visual communication is a critical cultural force for change and he is strongly influenced by social design. He is of the idea that designers must be at the forefront in understanding the problems faced by the society in which they are immersed, and, more importantly, help bring about real solutions.

參觀展覽

d-mart, 
HKDI and IVE (Lee Wai Lee)
3 King Ling Road, Tseung Kwan O, NT
(Tiu Keng Leng MTR Station, Exit A2) 
香港知專設計學院及
香港專業教育學院 (李惠利) d-mart
香港新界將軍澳景嶺路3號 (港鐵調景嶺站A2出口)

Exhibition Period 展覽日期

3/11/2012 – 22/2/2013

Opening Hours 開放時間

10am – 8pm, Closed on Tuesdays and public holidays (except 25/12/2012, 1/1/2013 and 13/2/2013)
上午10時 – 下午8時,逢星期二及公眾假期休館 (2012年12月25日、2013年1月1日及2月13日除外)

www.hkdi.edu.hk | www.vtc.edu.hk/ive/lwl

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