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Frontside of Cetacean – Rubber Stamps Workshop

Verandah S3C, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )14:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 17:30

2.12 ( Sun )16:00 – 17:30

8.12 ( Sat )14:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 17:30

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Ocean Stamps take rubber stamps as the medium of environmental education to tell stories of the ocean. Through painting and carving rubber stamps, participants get a clearer picture of the characteristics of cetaceans, their lives, past, present and future.

The workshop will teach participants ways of distinguishing between whales and dolphins. At the end of the workshop, they will take home not only the rubber stamps but also tales of the ocean.

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Ocean Stamps

Facebook : @oceanstampsfwte
Instagram : @oceanstampsfwte

Ocean Stamps began in 2015 in Hualian of Taiwan. The name has double meanings: it literally means “ocean-themed stamps”, and “an oceans person”, someone who has great passion for the sea. The two phrases sound very similar in Cantonese. As a Hongkonger living away from her hometown, the Hong Kong identity is especially dear to the creator behind the brand.

Ocean Stamps promotes ocean education through the making of rubber stamps. Every stamp tells a story, perhaps about sea creatures or perhaps about the crisis our Earth is facing.

“There is still much to be learned about the ocean, and making stamps helps me to keep learning, searching and enriching myself.”

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Sukumo Workshop

Unit H408, Hollywood Block B

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )12:00 - 14:00 (30 mins per session)

2.12 ( Sun )14:00 - 16:00 (30 mins per session)

8.12 ( Sat )14:00 - 16:00 (30 mins per session)

9.12 ( Sun )14:00 - 16:00 (30 mins per session)

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The SUKUMO Leather acquires its unique indigo colour through a completely natural process. Following a 600-year-old Japanese tradition, the dye is made from the fermented leaves of the mature indigo. SUKUMO Leather’s wonderful suppleness and beautiful shades are simply unrivalled. Come and make your own leather bracelet using the inimitable SUKUMO Leather.

Co-Creator

Sukumo Leather

Facebook : @SukumoLeatherPMQ
Instagram : @sukumoleather
Website : http://sukumo-leather.com/en.html

Sukumo Leather hopes to preserve the centuries old natural dyeing process and to introduce the beautiful indigo dyed leather to the world.

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Free Flow Workshop – Paste a Trace! Linocut Printing

Courtyard

1.12 09.12

11:00 - 20:00

In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the basics of linocut carving and printing techniques. Participants will learn how to identify what makes an ideal image for a linocut artwork. They can either use their own design or use the readymade ones for printing. Starting with tracing the selected pattern or design and transferring them onto the lino surface, they can then carve the lino block with linocut blades to create a positive image. The image will be inked using a roller with block printing ink and printed onto paper or fabric.

Participants will also learn an easy way to print using a spoon and soap. They can take home the lino block to do more printing at home! The workshop will focus on mono or duo-colour print. Participants may choose to print the same design in multicolours.

Free admission on a first-come, first-served basis. No registration is required.

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Pinacotheca

Facebook : @galeria.postoffice | @Locomotive.kidsculb
Instagram : @posterized.eu | @a.mori_art
Website : https://www.agnieszkamori.com

Pinacotheca is an art and design centre based in Hong Kong, founded by Agnieszka Mori and Anna Zeies.

Mori and Zeies are two passionate friends and creative professionals who believe that art and creating are the tools to heal the world. A wide spectrum of workshops are offered for both adults and kids, groups and individuals, without age limitations. With different experiences from Poland, Hong Kong, Japan and Germany, Mori and Zeies both focus on creative teaching and experimenting, with a mission to help people see beauty in themselves while creating artworks. To them, “Trial and errors” is a process that one must go through while creating.

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No.5 Upcycling Rapport – Upcycling Wallet Workshop

Verandah S4C, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )11:30 - 12:30
14:30 - 15:30
16:00 - 17:00

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“Wastes are resources that people yet to see!”

This No.5 Upcycling Rapport (report) does not only give us an overview of the recycling situation in Hong Kong and the challenges that we are facing, it also shows how proper upcycling could help us build a more sustainable environment.

Participants will learn how to create and customise their own wallets from recycled light-boxes (plastic no.5, polypropylene), using origami folding techniques and through a process of “Trial and Error”.

This original origami wallet design is created to work better and last longer than traditional leather wallets. A wallet that is sustainable, durable, functional, beautiful, and affordable at the same time. Too good to be true? Come and “fold” for yourself!

Co-Creator

Blackbody Lab

Facebook : @blackbodylab
Instagram : @blackbody_lab
Website : http://www.blackbody.co/openwallet

Blackbody Lab is a local product design studio with a vision to
bring productive changes to our society through valuable designs.

Inspired by a physics concept, we believe that a valuable design should behave just like a “black body” which embraces social differences, absorbs human negative influences to the
environment, and still able to radiate positive impacts to our everyday living.

From our senior citizens’ sock-wearing problem to the worsening materialistic lifestyle of recent generations, each Blackbody project is set to research and develop practical solutions towards a specific social issue. Through the superficiality of the current consumer market, it is clearer than ever that it is our responsibility to generate true value through the design of "black bodies".

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Cooking Demo: Unexpected Recipes with Salted Fish

PMQ Taste Library, H504, Hollywood Block B

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )13:00 - 14:00

2.12 ( Sun )13:00 - 14:00

3.12 ( Mon )13:00 - 14:00

5.12 ( Wed )13:00 - 14:00

7.12 ( Fri )13:00 - 14:00

8.12 ( Sat )13:00 - 14:00

9.12 ( Sun )13:00 - 14:00

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The popularity of different ingredients in cooking varies from decade to decade. Sometimes the use of a certain ingredient declines only because of our limited knowledge and understanding of it. Is salted fish only good for fried rice and meat cake? Curator Andy Dark will demonstrate other possibilities of using salted fish creatively to make dishes that you wouldn’t have expected!

Co-Creator

PMQ Taste Library

Facebook : @pmqtastelibrary
Instagram : @pmqtastelibrary

As Hong Kong’s first and only food-focused library, PMQ Taste Library uses food as the cultural bridge to support, inform and connect individuals, community projects and organisations. Through creative projects and cooking workshops, Taste Library promotes the design of flavours and encourages the public to see food with new eyes. Food is, after all, more than survival.

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My First Steps – Infant Wool Booties Workshop

Hub S710, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )14:30 - 17:00

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In this workshop, participants will make a pair of seamless wool booties for infants for their first steps in life. Just like every step of our lives, we all learn how to walk by “Trial and Error”. We need to equip our little ones so they will go ahead and march forward into their bright future.

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Debbie Leung

Facebook : @debbieleung
Instagram : @debbieleunghk
Website : http://www.debbieleung.com.hk

The brand “Handmade by Debbie Leung“ was founded a few years ago in Hong Kong. The products are handmade by Debbie Leung, an artist whose works are created predominantly with hand-dyed natural fiber. They are mostly one off unique wearable pieces.

The Brand further develops a mindful fashion line “Debbie Leung” to incorporate collaborations with other artists, craftsmen and underprivileged groups. The brand philosophy strongly supports a healthy economic cycle and fair trade principles.

Apart from providing an alternative income to these groups, it translates ancient craftwork to a modern context. When a garment is handmade by a person in ancient ways, it carries a story behind the tangible form. It becomes a manifestation of human wisdom and culture passing from generations to generations. In short, it is a crystallization of art and culture.

The Brand celebrates objects that hold meaning for the producers and for the wearers, meaning that is inherent in the textile itself.

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From Decoration to Creation: Art Jamming on Food Plates

Taste Library, H504, Hollywood Block B

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )15:00 - 15:30
16:00 - 16:30
17:00 - 17:30
18:00 - 18:30

2.12 ( Sun )15:00 - 15:30
16:00 - 16:30
17:00 - 17:30
18:00 - 18:30

8.12 ( Sat )15:00 - 15:30
16:00 - 16:30
17:00 - 17:30
18:00 - 18:30

9.12 ( Sun )15:00 - 15:30
16:00 - 16:30
17:00 - 17:30
18:00 - 18:30

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Cartoonist Craig Au-Yeung has turned plates into his canvas, painting caricatures on blue and white porcelain tableware that visualises his worldly reflections.

Visitors are welcome to go to PMQ Taste Library for an artistic plating experience incorporating ingredients of vibrant colours and textures. Come explore the possibilities and create something uniquely yours!

Co-Creator

Au Yeung Ying Chai Craig

Born in Hong Kong, Au-Yeung Ying Chai Craig is a food curator, a cartoonist, and a food, travel and lifestyle writer.

Au-Yeung founded Taste Library in Hong Kong in 2014, and organised “Craig’s Half Full Kitchen” in Beijing in 2015. In 2018 he established the cultural space Qizai in Xian, to enrich the culinary art and food aesthetic scene with diversified content.

Au-Yeung was the ambassador for Slow Food Great China in 2017.

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Turkish Traditional Weaving Lanyard Strap Workshop

Verandah S6B, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )15:00 - 18:00

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As the Chinese proverb goes, “Failure teaches success.” Mistakes are inevitable in our creative process and we can only learn and improve from them. Practice makes perfect and eventually leads to success.

Weaving seems simple but any lapse in concentrate and the piece will never get completed. This workshop not only teaches Turkish traditional weaving skills, but also focus training. Learn how to use traditional skills to create a new lanyard strap for your camera or cardholder.

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Rapture Handmade

Instagram : @rapture_handmade

Rapture Handmade started in 2015 with the aim to create modern products with traditional art skills.

Every country has its own culture. We learn from the past, absorb the knowledge and mix it with new ideas. Our studio mainly focuses on weaving, dyeing, embroidery and colour matching, with traditional art skills originating from China, Japan, America and Turkey. We mix them together to promote the inner beauty of art-making, and heartily pass on precious traditions.

Rapture Handmade also holds different workshops and collaborates with different studios to promote the fun and beauty of these traditional skills.

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Flow Art Wooden Jewellery Plate Workshop

Verandah S6C, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )17:00 - 18:00

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Let art flows into life!

Flow art emphasises on the fluidity and transformational quality of paint. By skilfully mixing and controlling the ink flow, unique and elegant art pieces can be created.

Participants will learn how to make a beautiful flow art wooden jewelry plate in the one-hour workshop. They will learn how to mix epoxy colour pigments and the skills of creating different effects.

Flow art workshop is suitable for everyone.

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Go With The Flow Workshop

Facebook : @gowiththeflowworkshop
Instagram : @gowiththeflowworkshop
Website : http://www.gowiththeflowworkshop.com

Go With The Flow Workshop was founded by Zoe and Quintus in 2016. The Workshop holds artwork, design and flow art workshops, and creating home decorations. They hope that people can enjoy flow art and use it to release the pressure of contemporary life, and bring art into people’s daily life through creating home decorations and hosting workshops.

“Feel with your hands, and follow your heart! Enjoy and submerge your mind in the flowing of pigments. In the end, you will be surprised by the results.” – Zoe

“Art should not be observed, it should be a part of our daily living.” – Zoe & Quintus

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Party with us! From Food Waste to HK Soap

Verandah S6B, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )11:30 - 13:00

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Want to go through the “Trial and Error” of making handmade soap? Join us to turn our food waste into soap!

You will be meeting our soap expert and we will be shaping your soap with bare hands. In order to make a 100g soap, 37g of food residuals, varying from coffee drag, local rice chaff and expired yellow ginger powder, will be used. This will be a nourishing cleansing experience to help solving food waste problem and turn our planet back to a healthy place to live in.

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HK Soap

Facebook : @hksoap
Instagram : @hksoap

HK Soap aims to inspire people to reconnect with food by upcycling them into handmade soap, not only raise awareness but also to boost our personal responsibility. Dedicated to help solve the food waste problem in Hong Kong, HK Soap makes
each 100g Soap with 37g of food residuals.
We create products with natural components, grounded with the finest oils and shaped with bare hands. HK Soaps contain rich nutrients that will surely nourish your skin and relieve stress. The benefits of the soaps do not stop here. In addition to improving the health of your family, the soaps also ensure the health of our planet.

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Handmade Japanese Traditional Paper Workshop

Verandah S6C, Staunton Block A

Date & Time

1.12 ( Sat )11:00 - 13:00

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At the very beginning, a piece of paper is made by interweaving fibers. Different kinds of fiber produce paper products with different functions. Paper made from rough fibers is suitable for making decorations, such as wrapping paper, lampshade, wallet etc; while paper made from smooth fibers is used for writing, book-making and printing.

During the papermaking process, the pounding sound of wooden hammer hitting on plants to extract fibres intertwines with the stress-relieving sound of waves. We are allowed to focus on the present moment, and reconnect to ourselves. You will experience this process first-hand at the workshop.

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LomfaFair

Facebook : @lomfafair
Instagram : @lomfafair

In 2014, The Lomfa Fair Handmade Paper Workshop was established by Redtonetone - a founder with a passion for the art of traditional handcrafted papermaking.

During her long stay in Taiwan, Redtonetone followed master Lin Zheng-li to learn and to understand the profession and artistry of traditional handmade papers.

Through different workshops and speech-giving opportunities via various media channels, Redtonetone actively promotes the idea of “Handmade paper, made in HK” and the succession of papermaking.