Date: 21 May (Sat)
Time: 3:00 – 4:30 pm
Speaker: Matthew Tsang Man-Fu
Language: Cantonese
日期: 5月21日 (星期六)
時間: 3:00 – 4:30 pm
講者: 曾敏富
語言: 粵語
Sculptures, as the earliest public art appearing in human history, can be traced back to ancient Rome. Until now, sculptures are still the most dominant art form in modern society. In the lecture, Mr. Tsang will share the basic knowledge of public art with us. From understanding public sculptures’ effects on people, creation process to execution obstacles like cooperating with sites and environment, Mr. Tsang will also explain how sculptures express artists’ ideas and interact with the public.
公共藝術形式多樣，雕塑作為人類歷史上最早出現的公共藝術，可以追溯到古羅馬時期，而雕塑目前仍是最常見的公共藝術形式。曾敏富老師將帶大家認識雕塑作為公共藝術發揮的各種作影響力，以及大型雕塑創作過程以及製作時所要克服困難及考慮的因素，例如表達藝術家的創作理念同時又如何堅固安全，且和諧地融合於場地環境中，且與公眾達到交流互動。
About the Speaker
Matthew Tsang Man-Fu is a Hong Kong visual artist. He completed his BFA in 2009 and MFA in 2016, both with RMIT, Australia. His works investigate the relationship between time, change, process and materiality. He works mainly with a variety of natural materials including wood, ice and charcoal and utilises processes including burning, melting and freezing. His artworks are presented in installation, video, photographs and sculptural objects. Since 2012, he has been a part-time lecturer at Hong Kong Art School. Tsang’s works are exhibited in Hong Kong and overseas, as well as collected by private collectors. In 2018, he was awarded Austronesian International Arts Award-Grand Prize and invited to participate in Harbour Art Sculpture Park.
講者介紹
曾敏富，香港視覺藝術家，分別於2009年及2016年獲頒澳洲墨爾本皇家理工大學藝術學士和碩士學位，2012年開始於香港藝術學院擔任兼任導師。他從作品中探索時間、轉變、過程和物質之間的關係，主要運用不同的天然物料，例如紙、木、冰、炭，利用火燒、融化和凍結等過程來創作，並以裝置、錄像、攝影和雕塑等方式來呈現。於他的作品在多個香港和海外展覧展出及獲私人收藏。2018 年獲邀參加《藝遊維港》雕塑展，同年榮獲南島美術獎─首獎。
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