News in 2023-2024
Naoshima and Echigo trip
This July, a small group of Fine Arts students, Class of 2009, participated as helpers for the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial. The Echigo-Tsumari AT (hereafter ETAT) is the largest international site-specific art project in the world. The students’ trip was made possible by the generous donation from The University of Hong Kong Museum Society and the Faculty of Arts. Unlike other art biennales or triennials, the ETAT ambitions are driven by social and civic needs. As increasing number of the younger generation move from the countryside to cities, areas such as Echigo in the Niigata Prefecture have been badly affected by a depleting population. [...]
Rethinking Visual Narratives from Asia Conference
Rethinking Visual Narratives from Asia: An International Conference The Department of Fine Arts will host an international conference on Rethinking Visual Narratives from 8-9 June 2009.
Career Talks for Fine Arts Students
As part of our department’s 30th anniversary celebrations this year, we have organized two Careers Talks for our students. At each session, three alumnae of this department will talk about their current jobs and their experiences of working in art-related careers in Hong Kong. We have invited alumnae from a range of different types of art organizations so as to give our students some idea of the varied careers in the visual arts that past graduates have followed. Click here for details.
Fine Arts 30th anniversary dinner
Alumni reunion: Fine Arts 30th anniversary dinner An alumni reunion dinner was held on Friday, October 24 to celebrate our 30th anniversary. Almost 100 people were present, and almost all years of our graduates were represented, from our first batch in 1981 to our most recent alumni from 2008. It was a nostalgia-filled evening and of course many photos were taken.
Fine Arts at HKU: A Pictorial History
To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we have compiled a portfolio of photographs that documented the people and activities of the Department of Fine Arts from 1978-2008.
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