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Discover Your Creative Medium and Style

探索個人創作媒介及風格

AH 02-020-55-52 (21)

Start Date: To be advised

Course Description

The goal of this course is to expose as many art media as possible to the students. Students are not expected to learn the craft in one class but rather to discover what they want to pursue at the end of the course.

In each class students will explore one of the following medium – Drawing, Acrylic Painting, Figure Drawing, Sippouyaki Glass on Metal, Photography, Photoshop software, Printmaking, Graphic Design, Illustration and Pottery. Students will complete a mini project in most classes and will also enjoy high-calibre speakers in the industry. Click on the brochure icon on the top right corner of this page for details.

Students have to bring a camera preferably DSLR to the Photography class. Basic drawing and painting materials will be provided for students. Some classes will be conducted in local studios and transportation costs are not included in the course fee. The material fee for the classes of pottery, Sippouyaki glass making and printmaking is around $500 in total which is not included in the course fee.

Days / Time

  • Sunday / 2:30 - 5:30pm

Duration

  • 12 meetings in total

Venue

Tutor

  • Ms Michelle Kuen-suet FUNG, BFA Brit Col
  • Guest Speakers

Medium of Instruction

  • English

Enrolment

Maximum 15 students

About the Instructor

Michelle has over a decade of art teaching experiences; her students range from toddlers to adults. She articulates clearly and is able to explain abstract concepts. Michelle sees herself as belonging to a generation of young Westernized Hong Kong artists who works in the Pop Surrealist genre. She draws on sources from popular subcultures such as fairy tales, children’s picture books and the Otaku, as well as from fifteenth-century European etching and traditional Chinese landscape painting.
 
In March 2010, she was awarded an artist residency at Canada’s prestigious Banff Centre. Her works have been exhibited in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, Korea and China. Her exhibition I Don’t Know if You Know How Much I Love You (March 2012) was the first solo show at hi art store, a gallery project of Beijing art tycoon Wu Jing. In November 2012, she began to work with Michael Goedhuis Gallery (London, U.K.) that has an international reputation of dealing Asian art for over two decades.
 
She was recently declared as a winner of the Young Artist Competition organized by Asia Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair 2012 and also received an Award of Excellence in the Second Greater China Illustration Awards. Her works have been featured in the media numerous times, and are in international private collections, and The Canada Council Art Bank.
 
Having lived in Vancouver for almost two decades, the artist returned to her place of birth Hong Kong to pursue her art career in the summer of 2011.

Application Deadline

To be advised

Course Fee

HK$6,120 ($170/hour)
Transportation and material fees are not included

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