ACTIVITIES

Main Venue Exhibition
Date: 31/7-25/9 (Mon to Fri) 10:00am-6:00pm / (Sat & Sun) 10:00am-7:00pm
Location: L0 & L1Gallery, JCCAC Central Courtyard
Grand Opening Content: Factory Girl image show, Sham Shui Po Parade
Date: 31/7/2011 (Sun) 3:00-5:30pm     Location: JCCAC Central Courtyard

Performances / Screenings
HKDI : “This City . This People "Sound, Motion, Gig, Sight" Content: A group of students from the department of Digital Music and Media of the Hong Kong Design Institute will exhibit their creativity and artistic talent by using the “Sound, Motion, Gig and Sight” to express their feelings towards “This City, This People” in Hong Kong; they will transform the “Black Box Theatre” into a creative space brimming with live music and interactive media.
Date: 19/8 (Fri) 7:30-9:30pm     Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Capacity: 100 Persons
Kung Music Workshop: “Synergizing Shek Kip Mei”An Indie Concert Marathon
(4 sessions, 2 hours per session)		 Content: Over 10 indie bands will perform in this exciting concert event, which will be presented in four consecutive two-hour sessions.
Date: 25/9 (Sun) 2:00-4:00pm / 4:00-6:00pm / 6:00-8:00pm / 8:00-10:00pm
Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre     Capacity: 100 Persons
Taiwan AnimA Collection
(3 screenings)		 Session 1 Content: 7 short animated films by Taiwanese directors (43 mins)
Date: 5/8 (Fri) 7:30-8:30pm     Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Capacity: 100 Persons
Session 2 Content: 10 short animated films by Taiwanese directors (63 mins)
Date: 9/9 (Fri) 7:30-9:00pm     Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Capacity: 100 Persons
Session 3 Content: 10 short animated films by Taiwanese directors (52 mins)
Date: 23/9 (Fri) 7:30-8:30pm     Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Capacity: 100 Persons
DIY Movie selection Content: Hong Kong Cultural scholars Dr. Ng Chun Hung and Dr. Chin Wan visited four traditional handicraft shops: Lam Kee Metal, Cheung Kee Iron Tools, Bo Wah Effigies and Lai Sau Hin. Under the camera, the declining handicrafts, the wisdom and the skills of these masters are recorded.
Date: 18/9 (Sun) 7:30pm-8:30pm     Location: JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Capacity: 100 Persons

Too Proud Mart
Too Proud Mart
(7 sessions)		 Content: A do-it-yourself market with a theme of local culture and environmental conservation in which visitors can design their one clothing and have it sewn by former garment workers.
Date: 31/7 (Sun), 6/8 (Sat),7/8 (Sun), 20/8 (Sat), 21/8 (Sun),
10/9 (Sat), 11/9 (Sun) 1:00-7:00pm     Location: JCCAC

JCCAC Workshop
Chow Man Keung Workshop Content: Master Chow Man Keung will demonstrate how baggy pottery can be created in a distinctive manner.
Date: 5/8 (Fri) 11:00-12:00nn     Location: JCCAC L7-19
Target: All age group (35 persons)
Fung Tak Man Workshop Content: Master Fung Tak Man will introduce Chinese calligraphy through regular script, catering to the different needs from participants of different levels. Participants should bring their own brushes, ink and paper.
Date: 6/8 (Sat) 12:00-2:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19
Target: All age group (30 persons)
Lam Pei Workshop Content: Lam Pei will use disposed papers and iron wires for creation, which are ubiquitous and environmentally-friendly. Participants can learn from the demonstration how iron wires can be used for shaping the papier-mache for further creation.
Date: 13/8 (Sat) 2:00-6:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19
Target: Secondary 1 and above (20 persons)
Ceci Liu Workshop – 3D photo making Content: Photos displaying community life, special features and cultures are presented in a fascinating but simple way through 3-dimensional paper artworks. Participants can accomplish a simple 3-dimensional photo artwork during the workshop.
Date: 20/8 (Sat) 2:30-5:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19
Target: 14 or above (20-25 persons)
HK Open Printshop – Let’s Make Some Print Content: Although relief painting is the easiest to learn, there can still be an incredible amount of variety. By using a thin paper, rolling on the ink and then using the engraving machine to print, we can keep the most detailed pattern of things on paper; its resolution is as good as the digital photo.
Date: 3/9 (Sat)  Session I 10:00-12:30pm     Session II 2:00-4:30pm
Location: JCCAC L8-05
Target: Age 6-8 for session I & age 9-12 for session II (15 persons per session)
Care Workshop - Child & Parent Industrial Building Revitalisation (Total at 2 sessions) Content: Exploring the possibility of heritage building revitalisation through orientation activity
Date: 17/9 (Sat) & 24/9 (Sat) 10:00am-12:00nn     Location: JCCAC L6-21
Target: For family (20 persons per session)
Canton Pop Lyric Writing – Artist
Ivan Hui
(Total at 4 sessions)		 Content: Famous lyricist Ivan Hui will interpret classic pop song lyrics, share how he balances between art and commerce, and discuss his use of words to outline his outlook of Hong Kong. Candidates will have the opportunity to sing and talk, use old songs to practice lyrics writing, express their opinions about our social development and local culture.
Date: 6/8 (Sat), 13/8 (Sat), 20/8 (Sat), 27/8 (Sat) 10:00am–1:00pm
Location: JCCAC L6-12 Aborigine Music Workshop
Target: Age over 15 (15-20 persons)

H.A.D. Talks
Heritage Talk Content: Ko Tim-keung, Professor Edward C.Y. Yiu will discuss the subject of “Sham Shui Po now and then”
Date: 11/9 (Sun) 2:00-4:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19 Capacity: 40 persons
Artist Talk Content: Five artists will discuss “The relationship between art and community”
Date: 11/9 (Sun) 4:00-6:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19 Capacity: 40 persons
Designer Talk Content: Five local designers will discuss “The local culture and creativity”
Date: 10/9 (Sat) 3:00-5:00pm     Location: JCCAC L7-19 Capacity: 40 persons

G.O.D. Street Culture Museum Open Studio
Date: Mon – Fri (except public holidays) 2:00-5:00pm Location: JCCAC L2-09

JCCAC Fringe Exhibition
35 old shops will be artistic collaborators Over 35 old shops will open as fringe exhibition venues
Date: 31/7-25/9     Location: Sham Shui Po

Sham Shui Po Cultural Tour
iTour and Cultural Tour In Sham Shui Po iTour, attendees will be provided tablet computer by The Jockey Club H.A.D. walk project. During the tour, visitors will receive more comprehensive information, including architectural and street history, old photos, old shop superstitions, games and many other interesting facts. The cultural tours will have two kinds (one with tablet computers and one without tablet computers). The iTour will be charged at $30 per person and the cultural tour will be charged at $20 per person. There will also be cultural tour specially organized for tourists that will be charged at $100 per person. This tour will be given primarily in two languages, Mandarin Chinese and English.



Except for the Sham Shui Po Tour, there will be no admission fee for all of our activities.
For details concerning the content of our events and admission tickets,
please refer to Hulu Culture Fan Page and Hulu Culture website: www.huluhk.org