HAB449 CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY...Title Period Venue Brief description Expenditure(1) ($’000) Expenditure on Publicity(2) ($’000) Collaborator Museum of Tea Ware “2016 Tea

Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2019-20 Reply Serial No.

HAB449

CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY

(Question Serial No. 3525)

Head: (95) Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Subhead (No. & title): (-) Not Specified

Programme: (3) Heritage and Museums

Controlling Officer: Director of Leisure and Cultural Services (Ms Michelle LI)

Director of Bureau: Secretary for Home Affairs

Question:

One of the tasks of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department is to organise various

thematic exhibitions, educational activities and extension programmes. Please provide in

the table below information on the description, expenditure and publicity of thematic

exhibitions held in the past 3 years.

Name of

Museum

Exhibition

Period

Description on

Thematic

Exhibition

Exhibition

Expenditure

Co-organiser Publicity

Channels

Publicity

Expenses

Asked by: Hon MO Claudia (LegCo internal reference no.: 65)

Reply:

Information on thematic exhibitions organised by the Leisure and Culture Services

Department in the past 3 years is at Annexes I-III.

Annex I to Reply Serial No. HAB449

Thematic exhibitions organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department in 2016-17

A. Hong Kong Museum of Art and branch museum

Title Period Venue Brief description Expenditure(1)

($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Listen to Hong Kong 4 September to

30 October 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To feature the works of 3 Hong

Kong sound artists, Samson

Young, Ellen Pau and Cédric

Maridet

620 95 Education

programme

partner:

soundpocket

Gone with the Wings 14 November to

27 December 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To invite visitors to investigate

a case of a missing exhibit with

clues provided in the emulated

museum backstage

640 81 Education

programme

partner: sound

pocket

Lost Treasures of the

Shiqu Baoji in Hong

Kong – Selection of

Chinese Paintings

and Calligraphies

from the Xubaizhai

Collection, Hong

Kong Museum of

Art

30 November 2016

to 20 March 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To feature 13 pieces of works

selected from the Xubaizhai

Collection which were

previously in the imperial

collection of the Qing dynasty

and highlight the significant

role of Hong Kong in the

rescue and preservation of

China’s cultural heritage during

the 20th century

500 70 –

2016 Tea Ware by

Hong Kong Potters

7 December 2016 to

31 January 2018

Flagstaff

House

To feature 116 items of

selected tea ware from the

650 193 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Museum of

Tea Ware

“2016 Tea Ware by Hong Kong

Potters” competition

The Legacy of

Liangzhu Culture –

Neolithic Relics

from the Zhejiang

Provincial Museum

1 March to

30 May 2017

Flagstaff

House

Museum of

Tea Ware

To feature 118 sets of Liangzhu

artefacts, exploring the daily

life and intellectual aspects of

ancient people and uncovering

the glorious legacy of Liangzhu

culture in Neolithic China

1,335 141 Zhejiang

Provincial

Museum

B. Hong Kong Museum of History and branch museums


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Public Consultation

on the Reassembly

of Queen’s Pier

20 to 27 April 2016 Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To introduce the reassembly

proposals of Queen’s Pier, and

encourage public engagement

in the consultation exercise

– – Civil

Engineering and

Development

Department

(Organiser)

Mare Nostrum:

Roman Navy and

Pompeii

8 June to 29 August

2016

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To introduce the development

of Roman maritime navigation

and let visitors experience the

formidable force of the volcano

that destroyed Pompeii

9,042 (3) 737 Expona,

Contemporanea

Progetti

Commentary x

Humour = Cartoons

17 June to

10 October 2016

Dr Sun

Yat-sen

To focus on the situation in

China in the late Qing period

755 175 The Memorial

Museum of 1911


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

before and after the

1911 Revolution

Museum and the revolutionary road to

the establishment of

Republican China mainly

through images of cartoons

published before and after the

1911 Revolution

Revolution

Sham Shui Po

Community History

Photo Exhibition

5 August 2016 to 26

April 2017

Lei Cheng Uk

Han Tomb

Museum

To give an account of the

history and development of the

District in which the Museum

is located

16 – –

From Son of Heaven

to Commoner –

Puyi, the Last

Emperor of China

26 August 2016 to

13 February 2017

Hong Kong

Museum of

Coastal

Defence

To showcase the life of Puyi

that reflected the vagaries of

the 20th century and the social

changes and upheaval that

China underwent in this period

1,576 145 Jilin Provincial

Cultural Relics

Bureau

Hong Kong Export

Credit Insurance

Corporation 50th

Anniversary

Exhibition

14 September to

10 October 2016

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To show the evolvement and

achievement of the Hong Kong

export industry and 50 years’

history of The Hong Kong

Export Credit Insurance

Corporation

– – The Hong Kong

Export Credit

Insurance

Corporation

(Organiser)

Across the Oceans:

the Local

Connections and

Global Dimensions

of China’s Maritime

Silk Road

26 October to

27 December 2016

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To elaborate upon the roles and

functions each of the Maritime

Silk Road cities had as they

grew and prospered and reflect

upon the impact and

contribution of the Maritime

Silk Road on the development

of the world’s civilisations

2,295 265 Ningbo Bureau

of Culture Radio

and TV, Press

and Publication,

Art Exhibitions

China


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

A Visionary Thinker

– Dr Sun Yat-sen

and His Blueprint for

Economic

Development

11 November 2016

to 22 February 2017

Dr Sun

Yat-sen

Museum

To showcase the blueprint for

national reconstruction

designed by Dr Sun Yat-sen as

well as aviation construction

and the accomplishments his

economic master plan led to in

the construction of modern

China today

957 164 Guangdong

Museum of

Revolutionary

History

Inspiring Insights

into Dr Sun Yat-sen

and His Time

12 November to

5 December 2016

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To introduce Dr Sun Yat-sen’s

revolutionary career to

members of the public with a

special focus on the interests of

younger visitors

854 76 –

Connecting UK &

HK – A Review of

Its Aviation

Development

14 December 2016

to 9 January 2017

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To examine the history of

air-traffic between the UK and

HK and its impact on the

people, economy and culture of

these 2 places

– – Ming-Ai

(London)

Institute and

British Airways

Heritage

Collection

(Organiser)

The Legend of Hong

Kong Toys

2 March to

15 May 2017

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To explore the evolution of

toys in the past century and the

way shrewd industrialists

transformed Hong Kong into a

toy kingdom and the related

trends along the development

5,607 187 Hong Kong

Toys Council,

Toys

Manufacturers’

Association of

Hong Kong

C. Hong Kong Heritage Museum and branch museums


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Claude Monet: The

Spirit of Place

4 May to

11 July 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To present Monet’s legacy

through his 17 no. of works of

landscapes at different times

and stages of his artistic career

7,871

2,010

Le French May

and Réunion des

musées

nationaux -

Grand Palais

Hong Kong

International Photo

Festival 2016 –

What Do You Want

For Tomorrow?

10 August to

26 September 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To feature the works by local

female photographers, the

exhibition attempted to explore

different possibilities of

contemporary photography

845

104

Hong Kong

Photographic

Culture

Association

Fashion + Paper,

Scissors and Rock

24 September 2016

to 6 February 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To invite fashion designers to

work with local craftsmen to

explore the possibilities of

cross-disciplinary creations

1,929

82

–

Ceremony and

Celebration – The

Grand Weddings of

the Qing Emperors

30 November 2016

to 27 February 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To feature more than 150

valuable exhibits on loan from

the Palace Museum and offer

an insight into the grand

wedding ceremonies of Qing

Emperors

12,259 (3) 1,488 The Palace

Museum

The Decades to

Contend – Hong

Kong Graphic

Design in 1970s &

1980s

10 February to

17 April 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum


of graphic design in Hong

Kong during 1970s and 1980s

300

– –

Jin Yong Gallery

(Permanent

From 1 March 2017

onwards

Hong Kong

Heritage

To feature more than 300

exhibits including early

10,000

700 -


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

exhibition) Museum editions of Jin Yong’s novels,

invaluable manuscripts,

documents and photos

introducing the early career of

Dr Louis Cha (Jin Yong), the

creative process behind his

martial arts novels and the

impact the novels have had on

Hong Kong’s popular culture

Exhibition on

Paintings Adapted

from Jin Yong’s

Novels

1 to 27 March 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To tie in with the inauguration

of the Jin Yong Gallery of

Hong Kong Heritage Museum,

the exhibition showcased the

original novel illustrations and

Jin Yong’s marital arts world

featured in the artworks of

various artists

619

– –

D. Hong Kong Science Museum


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Interesting Foliage

Plants


Science

Museum

To introduce various foliage

plants and their functions in

horticulture

7 – Zoo and

Horticulture

Education Unit

Do You Remember

Them?


Science

Museum

To introduce some of the

extinct animals and reasons of

their extinction

7 – Zoo and

Horticulture

Education Unit

Hong Kong Science

Museum 25th

Anniversary

18 April to

22 June 2016

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To highlight some of the most

significant exhibitions and

activities as well as major

achievements of the Hong

Kong Science Museum since

its opening

245 – –

Animal Grossology 1 July to

2 November 2016

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the weird

behaviours and interesting

habits of different animals and

their relationship with human

4,200 475 –

The 19th Innovation

in Science and

Environmental

Studies –

Outstanding Project

Exhibition

2 July 2016 Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To display the outstanding

entries of the competition

– – The Education

University of

Hong Kong, the

Education

Bureau, HK

EdCity, Hong

Kong

Association of

Science and

Mathematics

Education, Chief


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Executive’s

Award for

Teaching

Excellence

Teachers

Association

Exhibition on Hong

Kong Student

Science Project

Competition 2016

3 July 2016 Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Education

Bureau, Hong

Kong Federation

of Youth

Science in Public

Service “Climate

Change – Our

Response”

exhibition

2 to 21 September

2016

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the significance of

climate change and ways to

tackle the problem

– – Some 40

government

bureaux and

departments

The Shaw Prize

2016

16 September to

28 December 2016

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the Shaw

Laureates of 2016 and their

scientific achievements

98 – The Shaw Prize

Foundation

Hong Kong Youth

Science &

Technology

Innovation

Competition –

Outstanding Project

Exhibition

23 to 28 September

2016

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Hong Kong

New Generation

Cultural

Association

MARS 11 November 2016

to 11 January 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the scientific

foundation of Mars exploration

and how scientists and

astronauts achieve the mission

550 – National

Geographic

Channel


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

T-Rex Revealed –

The Augmented

+Virtual Reality

Experience

2 December 2016

to 1 March 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To create an immersive

experience for visitors to learn

more about interesting facts of

Tyrannosaurs applying latest

Augmented Reality and Virtual

Reality technologies

2,296 254 Globe Creative

Ltd, National

Geographic

Portable Energy

Harvesting Devices

13 January to

30 August 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the research about

using the body heat to generate

electricity and develop efficient

and flexible thermoelectric

devices

70 – Department of

Physics, Faculty

of Science,

Hong Kong

Baptist

University

Inspiration – Dreams

Come True

10 February to 19

April 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To display the first Hong Kong

homebuilt aircraft

“ Inspiration” and introduce

how the aircraft completed the

round-the-world journey

582 – Inspiration

Team

Air-purifying Plants 18 February to

1 March 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce some plant

species that are capable of

purifying the air and removing

unpleasant odour

7 – Zoo and

Horticulture

Education Unit

Birds – From

Courtship to

Parenthood

17 to 29 March

2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the various

breeding stages of birds such as

courtship, egg laying and

hatching

7 – Zoo and

Horticulture

Education

Unit

E. Hong Kong Space Museum


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Young Astronaut

Training Camp 2015

Photo Exhibition

20 April to

6 June 2016

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To introduce the activities and

visits to the national

observatories and aerospace

facilities attended by the

participants of the “Young

Astronaut Training Camp

2015”

30 – The Chinese

General

Chamber of

Commerce

Light Pollution –

Research and Video

Competition

2015-16

8 to 27 June 2016 Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To showcase the winning

works of the “Light Pollution

Research Competition

2015-16” and “Light Pollution

Video Competition 2015-16”

7 –

The University

of Hong Kong,

Ho Koon Nature

Education cum

Astronomical

Centre, and the

Office of

Astronomy

Outreach,

International

Astronomical

Union

Juno – Reveal

Jupiter’s Secret

under Its Mask

29 June to

12 September 2016

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To showcase the scientific

results of the Juno spacecraft

exploring Jupiter

7 –

–

Journey to Space 3D 1 July to

31 December 2016

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the 3D Show

“Journey to Space 3D” and

introduce the new

developments in space

exploration

6 – –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Wonders of the

Arctic

1 September 2016 to

27 February 2017

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the OMNIMAX

Show “Wonders of the Arctic”

and introduce the animals and

natural phenomena in Arctic

region

8 – –

The Shaw Prize in

Astronomy 2016

14 September to

31 October 2016

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To explain the science behind

the Shaw Prize in Astronomy

2016 award

6 –

The Shaw Prize

Foundation

Tiangong-2 and

Shenzhou 11

14 September to

31 December 2016

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To depict the rendezvous of

Shenzhou 11 spacecraft and

Tiangong-2 space lab

1 –

–

Dark Universe 2 November 2016 to

30 April 2017

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the Sky Show

“Dark Universe” and introduce

the concept of dark matter and

dark energy

3 – –

Space Next 3D 1 January to 30 June

2017

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the 3D Show

“Space Next 3D” and review

both the historical space

missions and future space

programmes

9 – –

Wild Africa 1 March to 31 August

2017

Hong Kong

Space

Museum


show “Wild Africa” and

introduce the wildlife and

landscape in Africa

5 – –

F. Antiquities and Monuments Office


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Past and Present –

Photos of Historic

Buildings in Hong

Kong

12 April to

9 June 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the changes of

historic buildings through

photos

158 – –

Da Jiu Festival of

Tang Clan

12 April to

10 July 2016

Ping Shan

Tang Clan

Gallery cum

Heritage Trail

Visitors

Centre

To introduce the Da Jiu

Festival of Tang clan held in

Ha Tsuen and Kam Tin in 2014

and 2015 respectively

26 – Queen Elizabeth

School Old

Students’

Association

Secondary

School

Intangible Cultural

Heritage of Hong

Kong

26 April to

3 July 2016

Ping Shan

Tang Clan

Gallery cum

Heritage Trail

Visitors

Centre

To introduce 4 intangible

cultural heritage items

inscribed onto the national list,

including the Cheung Chau

Jiao Festival, Tai O dragon

boat water parade, Tai Hang

fire dragon dance, and the Yu

Lan Ghost Festival of the Hong

Kong Chiu Chow community

3 – Bethel High

School

“New Life @

Heritage II” Roving

Exhibition

26 June to

13 July 2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the historic

buildings under Batch 2 of

“Revitalising Historic

Buildings Through Partnership

Scheme”

– – Commissioner

for Heritage’s

Office,

Development

Bureau

An Introduction to

Chinese Garden

Architecture –

9 July to

11 December 2016

Ping Shan

Tang Clan

Gallery cum

To introduce the Chinese

garden architecture to the

public with reference to the

25 – Po Leung Kuk

Tong Nai Kan

Junior


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Studies on “Lingnan

Garden” in Hong

Kong and

“Kiyomizu-dera” in

Japan

Heritage Trail

Visitors

Centre

experiences in the Lingnan

Garden Field Trip Lesson

Research and Teaching Scheme

at Lai Chi Kok Park and the

overseas field trip to

“Kiyomizu-dera” in Kyoto

Secondary

College

Declared

Monuments @ Hong

Kong

19 July to 10 August

2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the declared

monuments in Hong Kong

79 – –

Kowloon Walled

City – The Present

and The Past

21 September 2016

to 5 February 2017

Ping Shan

Tang Clan

Gallery cum

Heritage Trail

Visitors

Centre

To introduce the rise and fall of

Kowloon Walled City and the

role played by The Lok Sin

Tong Benevolent Society in the

history of Kowloon Walled

City

15 – Lok Sin Tong

Leung Chik Wai

Memorial

School

Reminiscences –

Life In Hong Kong’s

Built Heritage

20 January to 1 May

2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the rich built

heritage in Hong Kong through

artefacts, models, photos and

interactive games

1,936 350 –

G. Hong Kong Film Archive


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The Great

Entertainer – The

Heyday of Cinema

City

8 April to

19 June 2016

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To revisit the heyday of

Cinema City, a leading film

company of the 1980s, through

interviews with key

personalities of the company as

well as display of precious

artifacts and photos

519 – –

Merry-Go-Movies．

Star Kids 2

6 May to 28 August

2016

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To shed a spotlight on a crop

of child acting geniuses in the

1950s and 60s

32 – –

“Light and Shadow –

Tricks and Treats"

Workshop-cum-

Exhibition

25 June to

10 July 2016

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To turn the exhibition hall into

a playground where children

and adults alike learned about

the basic principles of

photography and

cinematography

103 – –

Sketches in Motion –

Storyboards of Hong

Kong Cinema

22 July to

23 October 2016

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To showcase original

storyboards and give the

audience a chance to savour

these thoughtfully drawn

scripts for the camera lens

569 71 –

Magic on the Screen

– Hong Kong

Cinematic Effects

9 December 2016 to

26 March 2017

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To unveil the evolution of

visual magic in Hong Kong

cinema through artifacts,

special effects film sequences

and interviews with

professionals

643 49 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Rediscovering Mak

Siu-ha – A Talent of

Multiple Trades

11 February to

2 April 2017

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To complement the screening

programme “Early Cinematic

Treasures Rediscovered” and

pay tribute to Mak Siu-ha, a

multi-talented Cantonese

Opera composer, filmmaker

and script-writer of the 1930s

25 – –

H. Art Promotion Office


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The 6th Artists in the

Neighbourhood

Scheme – North

Point Dream

Properties Limited

15 April to

17 July 2016

Oil Street Art

Space

To present the living

environment of Hong Kong,

reflect the relation between

housing and living of Hong

Kong people by showcased

installation and video works by

local artists

636

65

–


Neighbourhood

Scheme –

7-Paperholic

22 April to

24 July 2016

Oil Street Art

Space

To showcase artworks by local

artists that documented their

thoughts and impressions of

North Point district

629 65 –

E-pathy City – ‘I

Love My Home’

14 May to Oil Street Art To exhibit ceramic works of

students from the ‘I Love My

– – The Urban Place

Research Unit of


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Sustainable Life

Exploration

Exhibition

12 June 2016 Space Home’ project the School of

Architecture,

CUHK

E-pathy City –

‘Condition / Hong

Kong’

15 to 25 June 2016 Oil Street Art

Space

To exhibit works of students

from School of Architecture,

CUHK and the condition

records of workshop

participants


Research Unit of

the School of

Architecture,

CUHK

E-pathy City –

‘Sensitive

Community Design’

– Universal Product

Design Display by

THEi 4th year

students

29 June to

5 July 2016

Oil Street Art

Space

To display the Universal

Product Design by THEi 4th

year students


Research Unit of

the School of

Architecture,

CUHK

Bowls in Style 29 June to

26 September 2016

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To engage ceramic artist to

lead 30 participants from Hong

Kong Design Institute to create

ceramic works which

combined elements of design,

ceramic and local culture

48 – Hong Kong

Design Institute

E-pathy City –

‘Fermenting Our

City’ Exhibition

9 July to

3 November 2016

Oil Street Art

Space

To display participants’

creative works of wooden wine

boxes that resembles the

ever-developing urban city

stage


Research Unit of

the School of

Architecture,

CUHK


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

XCHANGE: Social

Gastronomy –“From

a lento of the soil’s

yawn to the largo of

the dew’s white”

Documentary

Exhibition of Slow

Living Experience

15 to 31 July 2016 Oil Street Art

Space

To display installation work of

the participating designers

showing the process of the

XCHANGE: Social

Gastronomy’ project

– – –

Montage Express 19 August 2016 to 2

January 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To explore and discuss

contemporary topics with the

public using different

film-making techniques and

approaches through the

creative film screening project

comprising independent

directors and film-makers of

the new generation

646

50 Ying E Chi,

Rooftop

Institute,

Autonomous

Cinema, ifva

(Incubator for

Film & Visual

Media in Asia),

Interlocutor

Interact Arts

PLAY to

CHANGE I

11 February to

25 April 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To exhibit creative works f

young architects

40

– The Hong Kong

Institute of

Architects

Art Specialist

Course 2016-17

Graduation

Exhibition

17 to 27 February

2017

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To showcase the fruitful

learning outcomes of

participants of art training

course 2016-17

249

80 –

performingART

Wong Wai Yin – A

place never been

seen is not a place

3 March to

23 April 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To feature installation works of

artist Wong Wai Yin

442 54 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

performingART Xu

Bing – Dragonfly

Eyes

6 March to

4 June 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To feature the film work of Xu

Bing

649 177 –

I. Intangible Cultural Heritage Office

Exhibition Title Exhibition Period Exhibition

Venue

Brief description Expenditure(1)

($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The Art of

Traditional Paper

Crafting

(long-term

exhibition)

From 8 June 2016

onwards

Sam Tung Uk

Museum

To feature the art of traditional

paper crafting in Hong Kong

through display of paper

models handcrafted by local

masters

183 – –

“300 Years of Hakka

Kung Fu – Digital

Vision of its Legacy

and Future”

Exhibition

(Hong Kong Culture

Festival 2016)

2 to 30 September

2016

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To take visitors on a journey

through the origins, evolution

and prospects of Hakka martial

arts in Hong Kong through 3D

digital media

2,000 100 International

Guoshu

Association

Notes

(1) Representing the actual expenditure, including expenditure on publicity shown in the table, borne by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

(2) No additional publicity cost unless specified.

(3) Including funding from sponsorship.

Annex II to Reply Serial No. HAB449

Thematic exhibitions organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department in 2017-18



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Hall of Mental

Cultivation of The

Palace Museum –

Imperial Residence of

Eight Emperors

29 June to

15 October 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To feature representative

exhibits of the Hall and show

its historical and cultural

importance in the history of the

Qing dynasty

24,580 (3) 1,460 The Palace

Museum



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

A Taste of History –

Photographic

Exhibition of Han

Dynasty Food Culture

28 April to

25 October 2017

Lei Cheng Uk

Han Tomb

Museum

To introduce food culture of

the Han dynasty with historical

photos from perspectives, the

exhibition allowed visitors to

have a better understanding of

the subject

25 – –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Braving Untold

Dangers – War

Correspondents

30 June 2017 to

30 April 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

Coastal

Defence

To explore the value of peace

through presentation of

exhibits in relation to the war

615 130 –

Longevity and

Virtues: Birthday

Celebrations of the

Qing Emperors and

Empress Dowagers

2 July to

9 October 2017

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To showcase the Qing Court’s

rite on the ceremonies of the

birthday celebration for the

emperors and empress

dowagers through selected

collections from the Palace

Museum

15,508 (3) 1,183 The Palace

Museum

A Matter of Record –

Dr Sun Yat-sen in the

Historical Archives

20 October 2017 to

28 March 2018

Dr Sun

Yat-sen

Museum

To present Dr Sun Yat-sen’s

arduous journey in the early

years of the Republic of China

and illustrate Chinese people’s

reverence for Dr Sun through

exhibits and historical images

428 76 The Second

Historical

Archives of

China

This is My Home –

Photo Exhibition on

the History of

Housing

Development in the

Sham Shui Po District

27 October 2017 to

28 January 2019

Lei Cheng Uk

Han Tomb

Museum

To showcase the housing

development of the Sham Shui

Po district during the 20th

century through historical

images

18 – –

Miles upon Miles:

World Heritage along

the Silk Road

29 November 2017

to 5 March 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To introduce the cultural

significance and historical

value of the Silk Roads

through selected cultural relics

from Shaanxi, Henan, Gansu

and Xinjiang provinces, as well

14,000 700 State

Administration

of Cultural

Heritage


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

Seek See Sit! Bench

Design

18 February to

31 August 2018

Dr Sun

Yat-sen

Museum

To present the historical

contexts of the Dr Sun Yat-sen

Museum through the design of

6 seats by students from the

Hong Kong Polytechnic

University

50 – School of

Design, Hong

Kong

Polytechnic

University



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Inventing le Louvre:

From Palace to

Museum over 800

Years

26 April to

24 July 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To explore the rich history of

the Louvre through the

presentation of its rich and

diverse art treasures from

different periods

8,854

1,624

Le French May

and the Louvre

Museum

Splendours of

Dunhuang: Jao

Tsung-i’s Selected

Academic and Art

Works Inspired by

Dunhuang Culture

24 May to

18 September 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To feature Professor Jao

Tsung-I’s publications,

paintings and calligraphy

related to Dunhuang art and

culture

1,054

226

Jao Tsung-I

Petite Ecole,

The University

of Hong Kong


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Pixar 30 Years of

Animation: Hong

Kong Celebration of

Friendship and

Family

18 November 2017

to 5 March 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To showcase handpicked

artworks created by Pixar over

the past 3 decades on

traditional and digital media

8,500

950

Pixar

Animation

Studios

Moving Tales of

Hong Kong

Animation: Hong

Kong Animation

Development from

2007 to 2017

18 November 2017

to 2 April 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To illustrate the development

of the local animation industry

over the past decade through

showcasing works by

renowned and up-and-coming

local animators

490

– Comix Home

Base

Touch – Hong Kong

International Poster

Triennial 2017

25 November 2017

to 9 April 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To showcase and document

local and global development

in poster design

2,393

161

Hong Kong

Designers

Association



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Miffy and the Ocean

7 April to

13 December 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To educate the young children

about the ocean, its related

habitats and ecology and learn

to protect the ocean

649 – Globe Creative

Limited


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Hong Kong Youth

Science and

Technology

Innovation

Competition

2016-2017

Outstanding Works

Exhibition

27 April to

3 May 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Hong Kong

New

Generation

Cultural

Association

Eternal Life –

Exploring Ancient

Egypt

2 June to 18 October

2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To display 6 Egyptian

mummies, 200 invaluable

objects and digital

visualisations of the mummies

from the collection of the

British Museum

18,601 (3) 763 The British

Museum

Hong Kong Student

Science Project

Competition 2017

Project Exhibition of

Winning Teams

25 June 2017 Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Education

Bureau, Hong

Kong

Federation of

Youth

The Shaw Prize 2017 15 September to

27 December 2017

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



scientific achievements

172 – The Shaw

Prize

Foundation

Wonder Materials –

Graphene & Beyond

15 December 2017

to 18 April 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce a new kind of

material - graphene, its unique

properties and potential

applications

4,500 400 Museum of

Science and

Industry,

Manchester


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

SOPHIE – IVE’s

Solar Cars Driving

the Future

13 March to

12 September 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the SOPHIE –

IVE’s Solar Car Engineering

Project of IVE

200 – The Hong

Kong Institute

of Vocational

Education



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

2017 Astronomical

Events

12 April to

18 September 2017

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce the major

astronomical events in 2017

8 – –

Young Astronaut

Training Camp 2016

Photo Exhibition

19 April to

3 July 2017

Hong Kong

Space Museum


visits to the national

observatories and aerospace




2016”

– – The Chinese

General

Chamber of

Commerce

KAGAYA’s Aurora 1 May 2017 to

31 January 2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the Sky Show

“KAGAYA’s Aurora” and

introduce the formation of

aurora

7 – –

We Are Stars 3D

1 July to

31 December 2017

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the 3D Dome

Show “We Are Stars 3D” and

introduce how elements are

formed within stars

4 – –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Jean-Michel

Cousteau’s Secret

Ocean

1 September 2017 to

28 February 2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum


Show “Jean- Michel

Cousteau’s Secret Ocean” and

introduce the magnificent yet

fragile underwater world

5 – –

The Shaw Prize in

Astronomy 2017

15 September 2017

to 2 January 2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To explain the science behind

the Shaw Prize in Astronomy

2017 award

8 – The Shaw

Prize

Foundation

The Man from the 9

Dimensions 3D

1 January to 30 June

2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the 3D Dome

Show “The Man from the 9

Dimensions 3D” and introduce

the pursuit of theory of

everything by scientists

10 – –

2018 Astronomical

Events

3 January to 29 April

2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum



40 – –

In Search of Cosmic

Life

1 February to

31 October 2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum

To promote the Sky Show “In

Search of Cosmic Life” and

introduce the latest discoveries

in astrobiology

23 – –

Amazon Adventure 1 March to

31 August 2018

Hong Kong

Space

Museum


Show “Amazon Adventure”

and introduce the achievement

of biologist Henry Bates

10 – –



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Declared Monuments

in the North District

4 April to 27 August

2017

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce the twelve

declared monuments in the

North District

10 – –

Inheritance – Ceramic

art of Chashan Kiln

30 June to

3 September 2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To illustrate the traditional

craftsmanship of making

ceramics and the

wholehearted efforts of the

Chi Lin Nunnery to preserve

and promote one of China’s

most elegant cultural

traditions

412 100 Chi Lin

Nunnery

“Tsuen Wan Our

Home” A Study of Lo

Wai Village and the

Surrounding

Religious Buildings

6 September to

17 December 2017

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce Lo Wai Village

and the surrounding religious

buildings in Tsuen Wan

13 – Tsuen Wan

Government

Secondary

School

UNESCO

Asia-Pacific Awards

for Cultural Heritage

Conservation – 17

award-winning

projects of Hong

Kong

12 to 26 September

2017

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the 17 winning

projects of the “UNESCO

Asia-Pacific Awards for

Cultural Heritage

Conservation” in Hong Kong

35 – –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The Past and the

Present of Tiu Keng

Leng – The

Development of

Catholic Ming Yuen

Secondary School and

Tseung Kwan O

12 October 2017 to 7

January 2018

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre


of Tseung Kwan O and

Catholic Ming Yuen

Secondary School

20 – Catholic Ming

Yuen

Secondary

School

Sailing the Seven

Seas – Legends of

Maritime Trade of

Ming Dynasty

3 November 2017 to

4 March 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To explore the development

of maritime trade during Ming

Dynasty by the artefacts

recovered from the

shipwrecks ‘Nan’ao I’ and

‘Wanli’ and Ming ceramics

unearthed from Penny’s Bay

in Lantau and Wun Yiu in Tai

Po of Hong Kong

1,724 249 Guangdong

Museum

Urbanisation of the

New Territories – Sai

Kung (Tiu Keng

Leng)

19 December 2017

to 28 January 2018

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce the urbanisation

of Sai Kung (Tiu Keng Leng)

in the New Territories

4 – Heung To

Secondary

School

(Tseung Kwan

O)

A Gateway to the

World – Photo

Exhibition of

Guangzhou and the

Maritime Silk Road

30 March to 20 May

2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To explore the vital role

played by Guangzhou in the

Maritime Silk Road since Han

dynasty by displaying the

images of concerned

monuments and artefacts

78 – The Office of

Application for

UNESCO

World Cultural

Heritage for

Maritime Silk

Road,

Guangzhou


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

and

Archaeological

Site Museum

of Nanyue

Palace



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The Stars, the Silver

Screen and the Period

Wardrobe

21 April to

13 August 2017

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To display 18 sets of period

costumes from movies which

speak for the designers and

their always glamourous

on-screen models

433 34 –

The Everlasting

Legend Betty Loh Ti

25 August to

2 October 2017

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To commemorate Betty Loh

Ti’s 80th birth anniversary

and trace the trajectory of her

cinematic career

23 9 –

The Stars, the Silver

Screen and the Qipao

1 September 2017 to

1 January 2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To bring visitors on a cultural

journey through the early

Republic years to the 1960s

by showcasing 24 qipao

costumes from movies

446 39 –

More Than a Piece of

Paper –

Rediscovering Hong

12 January to

18 March 2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To showcase near 100 movie

posters of different genres

dating from the 1960s to

505 44 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Kong Movie Posters recent years

Their Glory Days 30 March to 15 July

2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To review impacts of Leslie

Cheung and Anita Mui on pop

culture

357 – –



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

PLAY to CHANGE II 29 April to

30 July 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To feature creative artworks

of local architects, who

express their ideas of

‘CHANGE’ on city

development, city architecture

and topics related to our

living

40

– Hong Kong

Institute of

Architects, and

Hong Kong

Architecture

Centre

Stratagems in

Architecture – ‘The

15th Venice Biennale

International

Architecture

Exhibition’ Hong

Kong Response

Exhibition

2 to 30 May 2017 Oil Street Art

Space

To showcase the works of 17

participating Hong Kong

young architects and artists at

the Biennale to the

community in response to and

as a continuation of The 15th

Venice Biennale International

Architecture Exhibition

250 – Hong Kong

Institute of

Architecture

Biennale

Foundation

and Hong

Kong Arts

Development

Council


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator


Neighbourhood

Scheme – No

Neverland

26 May to

30 July 2017

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To provoke people’s

imagination of ‘urban space’

in public life through studying

parks in Hong Kong and

presentation of artworks by

artists

639

– –

Sparkle! Temperature

of Communication

16 June to

10 September 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To explore the influence of

communication methods on

the ways we form our

identity, create and sustain

relationships and how we

think and feel

631 – –

Sparkle! When Will I

See You Again

23 June to

17 September 2017

Oil Street Art

Space

To allure audiences to

contemplate and connect the

ways their own stories are

narrated by employing

time-based media, including

video, performance, and

installation

630 – –

PLAY to

CHANGE III

1 August to

18 December 2017

Oil Street Art

Space







living

40

– Hong Kong

Institute of

Architects, and

Hong Kong

Architecture

Centre

Sparkle! Room for a

Book

6 October 2017 to 2

January 2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To create a unique viewing

and reading experience by

transforming the gallery to a

633

– –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

carrier of 5 tailor-made books.

The content of each book was

presented through the

exhibition space with

magnificent visual art

Sparkle! Neo Travel –

Creative and Cultural

Docents @

Community


January 2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To examine the creativity,

cultural mission and

motivation in the design and

execution of docent tours by

displaying information about

several representatives of

creative and cultural related

docent tours in Hong Kong

and with free guided tours

provided to the public

629

– –

PLAY to CHANGE

IV

1 January to

26 March 2018

Oil Street Art

Space







living

120

– Hong Kong

Institute of

Architects, and

Hong Kong

Architecture

Centre

#You #Me

#OurSELFIES

6 to 22 January 2018 Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To explore how emerging

communication technologies

and information systems take

over the very way we relate to

each other and how we think

of ourselves today through the

works by 10 artists of the

648 – Videotage


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

millennial generation from the

Mainland and Hong Kong

Art Specialist Course

2017-18 Graduation

Exhibition

9 to 24 February

2018

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To showcase the fruitful

learning outcomes of the

participants taught by veteran

local artists

260 – –

back to the basics –

Kwan Sheung Chi:

Travel in the Universe

2 March to

20 May 2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To facilitate cultural

exchange, local artist Kwan

Sheung Chi is invited to

create a science fiction film at

Oi! revealing the possibilities

of construction of history. The

project will be divided into

two parts including

production progress for public

participation and screening

and installation display

629

58 –

Art Exploration and

Exhibition – New

Media Art Secret

Garden

17 March to 2 April

2018

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

Across 3 floors of Hong Kong

Visual Arts Centre, Secret

Garden is an immersive

orchestration of scenographic

installations, light and sound

in the former Victoria

Barracks, to be set in motion

by a wandering audience

643 142 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator


Daniel Knorr: Artist

Book

23 March to 20 May

2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To facilitate cultural

exchange, Romanian artist

Daniel Knorr is invited to

create his 12th edition of the

Artist Book at Oi! with

value-free object collected

from public places and offer a

new visiting experience for

audience by redefining

readymade objects and

reordering our daily life

573 54 –


Image Bites

23 March to 18 June

2018

Oil Street Art

Space and

nearby area

To connect the community

with art and immerse art into

everyday life, a series of

nearby restaurants will be

transformed into community

cinema to display a selection

of moving images in an

ordinary setting and offer a

unique viewing experience to

the public

242 22 –

PLAY to

CHANGE V

29 March to

1 July 2018

Oil Street Art

Space







living

120

– Hong Kong

Institute of

Architects and

Hong Kong

Architecture

Centre

I. Intangible Cultural Heritage Office


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

“The Oral Legacies

Series II – The

Representative List of

the Intangible

Cultural Heritage of

Hong Kong”

Exhibition

11 February 2018 to

10 February 2020

Sam Tung Uk

Museum

To feature the 20 items on the

first Representative List of the

Intangible Cultural Heritage

of Hong Kong, which cover

the areas of performing arts,

rituals, festive events,

traditional craftsmanship, and

represent the efforts of

different local communities in

passing on their customs and

traditions

2,600 – –

Notes

(1) Representing the actual or estimated expenditure, including expenditure on publicity shown in the table, borne or to be borne by the Leisure and

Cultural Services Department.



Annex III to Reply Serial No. HAB449

Thematic Exhibitions organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department in 2018-19



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Behind the Art –

Chinese Export Tea

Ware

18 April to

31 October 2018

Flagstaff House

Museum of Tea

Ware

To present the importance of

the Chinese export tea ware

and tea culture, as well as its

impact on South-east Asia and

Europe through the staging of

60 plus exhibits from the

collections of the Art Museum

of The Chinese University of

Hong Kong and the Flagstaff

House Museum of Tea Ware

523 78 Art Museum of

The Chinese

University of

Hong Kong

2018 Tea Ware by

Hong Kong Potters

5 December 2018 to

2 December 2019

Flagstaff House

Museum of Tea

Ware

To feature 101 items of

selected tea ware made by 88

local potters

1,000 100 --



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

An Age of Luxury:

the Assyrians to

Alexander

9 May to

3 September 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To introduce the production

and variety of luxury items

from 900 BC to 300 BC in the

ancient Near East and explore

how luxuries were used and

traded by the early empires in

Assyria, Babylon and Iran as

well as their historical

significance during the

ancient period

16,200 (3) 1,050 The Trustees of

the British

Museum

Relationship between

Hong Kong and the

World on Stamps

6 June to 2 July 2018 Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To explore the history of

Hong Kong’s relations with

the world through philatelic

items and images with a view

to promoting public interest in

philately

– – GLOs Company

Limited and

China Philatelic

Association,

Hong Kong

The Great War at Its

Centenary

15 June to

15 September 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

Coastal Defence

To present the background of

the First World War and to

reveal its impacts on modern

China and Hong Kong from

the political, military and

social aspects

580 110 –

Through Thick and

Thin – 150 Years of

the Hong Kong Fire

Services

19 September to

22 October 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To recall the history and

development of Hong Kong’s

fire and ambulance services

through artefacts, historical

photographs, video

221 – Hong Kong Fire

Services

Department


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

programmes and interactive

games

The Beiyang

Warlords – War and

Politics

26 October 2018 to

23 January 2019

Dr Sun Yat-sen

Museum

To introduce the history and

development of Beiyang

warlords and reveal the

political turbulence in the

early Republican era

1,600 200 Tianjin Museum

Ying Wa College

Bicentenary

Exhibition – A

Legacy to Hong Kong

History

2 November to

5 December 2018

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To focus on how the school

history of Ying Wa College is

inextricably intertwined with

the historical development of

Hong Kong society, and

showcase how the College has

been at the forefront of the

development of education,

publishing, diffusion of

Christianity as well as the

interflow of Chinese and

Western cultures

– – Ying Wa

College

Gilded Glory –

Chaozhou

Woodcarving

8 November 2018 to

25 February 2019

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To illustrate the practical

usage, subject matters and

artistic features of Chaozhou

woodcarving, while

presenting a taste of the

customs and humanistic spirit

of Chaoshan region

2,500 170 Department of

Culture and

Tourism of

Guangdong

Province


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

HKSARG’s

Celebration of the

40th Anniversary of

the Reform and

Opening Up of the

Country –‘Joint

Development‧Shared

Prosperity’ Exhibition

12 December 2018

to 28 January 2019

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To showcase Hong Kong’s

participation in, contributions

to and benefits from our

country’s opening up and

reform, as well as the

opportunities for further

development through

multi-media

– – Information

Services

Department

Trade Passages – A

Pictorial Exhibition of

the Silk Road in the

Han Dynasty

29 January 2019 to

January 2020

Lei Cheng Uk

Han Tomb

Museum

To explore the cultural

exchange, in relation to the

opening up and development

of the Silk Road and Maritime

Silk Road during the Han

dynasty

60 – –

Roving Exhibition –

15th Anniversary of

Civil Engineering and

Development

Department and 90th

Anniversary of its

Port Works Division

20 March to 22 April

2019

Hong Kong

Museum of

History

To revisit the history and

development of port works in

Hong Kong

– – Civil

Engineering and

Development

Department



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

“Projects‧Objects‧Play” – Tommy Li

P.O.P. Design Show

9 June to

24 September 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To showcase selected works

of Tommy Li, including his

posters, sculpture installations

and his latest Augmented

Reality art installation

1,955

399

–

Digital Dunhuang –

Tales of Heaven and

Earth

11 July to

22 October 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To highlight the achievements

of the Dunhuang Academy’s

digitisation project over the

past few years and introduce

the art and culture of

Dunhuang caves through

newly developed multimedia

programmes

18,000 (3)

880

Dunhuang

Academy

90 Years of Public

Service Broadcasting

in Hong Kong

7 November 2018 to

25 February 2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To showcase archives and

collection items from the

Radio Television Hong Kong

to illustrate the development

of broadcasting industry and

Hong Kong’s public

broadcasting service in the

past 90 years

2,255

84

Radio Television

Hong Kong


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

A Star on the Stage

and on the Silver

Screen – The Stage

Art of Ng Kwan Lai

28 November 2018

to 25 February 2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To revisit Ms Ng Kwan Lai’s

spectacular performing career

and pay tribute to the

Cantonese opera artist

through the displays of

costumes, headgears, librettos

and photos

8

– –

Golden Splendours –

20th-Century Painted

Porcelains of Hong

Kong

19 December 2018

to 18 March 2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To trace the development of

Hong Kong’s painted

porcelain since it came into

being in the 1920s through the

display of a diverse range of

ceramic wares

1,800

50

The Hong Kong

Ceramics

Research

Society

Claylaboration –

Contemporary

Ceramic Art

Exhibition

29 December 2018

to 15 April 2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Museum

To showcase the innovative

concepts and techniques of

ceramic artists and creative

talent from other fields

through ceramic art works

2,200

84

–



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

“Smart Tomorrow,

Engineers’ Motto”

Exhibition


Science

Museum

To introduce the contributions

by engineers to smart health,

smart education and smart

use of resources

– – The Hong Kong

Institution of

Engineers


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Hong Kong Youth

Science and

Technology

Innovation

Competition

2017-2018

Outstanding Works

Exhibition

27 April to

2 May 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Hong Kong

New Generation

Cultural

Association

Above and Beyond 15 June to

17 October 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To present the scientific

knowledge related to flight

and the challenges faced by

humans in exploring outer

space through the use of

interactive exhibits

4,500 400 Boeing

Hong Kong Student

Science Project

Competition 2018

Project Exhibition of

Winning Teams


Science

Museum



– – Education

Bureau, Hong

Kong Federation

of Youth

The 21st Primary

STEM Project

Exhibition

Outstanding Project

Exhibition


Science

Museum



– – Education

Bureau, The

Education

University of

Hong Kong,

Hong Kong

Education City,

Hong Kong

Association for

Science and


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Mathematics

Education, The

Teacher

Association of

Chief

Executive’s

Award for

Teaching

Excellence

Discovering HZMB 7 to 18 July 2018 Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To introduce the

breakthroughs in the

construction of Hong

Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge

– – Highways

Department, The

Hong Kong

Institution of

Engineers

Pilot Study on

Underground Space

Development in

Selected Strategic

Urban Areas Design

Ideas Competition –

Roving Exhibition on

Competition Entries

31 August to

5 September 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



– – Civil

Engineering and

Development

Department,

Planning

Department

The Shaw Prize 2018 21 September to

21 November 2018

Hong Kong

Science

Museum



achievements


Foundation

Landscape Map of the

Silk Road

7 December 2018 to

20 February 2019

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To display the 30-meter-long

Landscape Map of the Silk

Road which illustrates

understanding of the Silk

2,594 130 The Palace

Museum


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Road by the Chinese in the

16th century

Treasures of Time 7 December 2018 to

10 April 2019

Hong Kong

Science

Museum

To display 120 magnificent

clocks and watches from the

collection of The Palace

Museum to learn about the

mechanisms of mechanical

clocks from a scientific

perspective, and gain a better

understanding on the

significance of cultural

exchange

18,000 (3) 700 The Palace

Museum and the

Science

Museum,

London, part of

the Science

Museum Group



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Young Astronaut

Training Camp 2017

Photo Exhibition

30 April to

18 June 2018

Hong Kong

Space Museum


visits to the National

Observatories and aerospace




2017”

– – The Chinese

General

Chamber of

Commerce

2018 Mars Perihelic

Opposition and Total

Lunar Eclipse

20 June to

20 September 2018

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce the Mars

Perihelic Opposition and the

Total Lunar Eclipse happened

12 – –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

in the second half of 2018

Asteroid – Mission

Extreme 3D

1 July to

31 December 2018

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce the missions to

explore asteroids

10 – –

National Parks

Adventure

1 September 2018 to

28 February 2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce different

National Parks in America

10

– –

The Shaw Prize in

Astronomy 2018

21 September to

31 December 2018

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To present the achievements

of Shaw Laureates of the

award


Foundation

Norman the Snowman

– On a Night of

Shooting Stars

1 November 2018 to

29 April 2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To present the phenomenon of

meteor showers

10

– –

The 50th Anniversary

of Apollo 8

21 December 2018

to 20 January 2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce the Apollo 8

space mission

– – U.S. Consulate

General Hong

Kong & Macau

2019 Astronomical

Events

1 January to

31 March 2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum



10 – –

The Story of Earth 3D 1 January to 30 June

2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To present the birth of the

Earth and origin of life

10

– –

Oceans – Our Blue

Planet

1 March to

31 August 2019

Hong Kong

Space Museum

To introduce the diverse life

forms of oceans

10

– –



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

The History of Tuen

Mun and Yuen Long

cum Traditional

Festivals and Rituals

in Yuen Long

3 April to

26 September 2018

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce the history of

Tuen Mun and Yuen Long as

well as the traditional

festivals and rituals in Yuen

Long

13 – Ju Ching Chu

Secondary

School (Tuen

Mun)

Photo Exhibition

Celebrating Thirty

Years of China’s

World Cultural

Heritage

30 May to 12 August

2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the 40 Chinese

items of cultural heritage and

the mixed cultural and natural

heritage inscribed on the

World Heritage List

526 – Chinese

National

Committee for

the International

Council on

Monuments and

Sites

Hong Kong’s

Collective Memory

of Popular Culture in

the 1980s

24 July 2018 to

6 January 2019

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce Hong Kong’s

collective memory of popular

culture in the 1980s

13

– St Stephen’s

College

Craft and Technology

– Applications of

three-dimensional

laser scanning for

heritage conservation

and education

21 September to

2 December 2018

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the application

of innovative 3D laser

scanning and 3D printing

technologies in heritage

conservation and education

2,100

28

–

Hong Kong

Revitalised Historic

Buildings

10 November 2018 to

13 January 2019

Ping Shan Tang

Clan Gallery

cum Heritage

Trail Centre

To introduce the revitalised

historic buildings in Hong

Kong

4

– Bethel High

School


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Photo Exhibition of

New Declared

Monuments in Hong

Kong 2018

7 December 2018 to

27 February 2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the history of 3

newly declared monuments of

The University of Hong Kong

in 2018, namely the Exteriors

of Fung Ping Shan Building,

Eliot Hall and May Hall

15

– –

Traversing the

Forbidden City –

Architecture and

Craftsmanship


2019

Hong Kong

Heritage

Discovery

Centre

To introduce the origin,

design, layout and

architectural features of the

Forbidden City, with focus on

the most transcendent

building - Hall of Supreme

Harmony

2,550 – The Palace

Museum



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Hand in Hand with

Film – the Silent

Translator

23 June to

8 July 2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To feature an old-style film

subtitling machine with

demonstrations

49 – –

One Plus One Equals

More than Two –

Comedy Duos of

Hong Kong Cinema

27 July to 1 October

2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To examine the cultural

significance of Hong Kong

comedies between the 1950s

and 90s through 4 comedy

517 5 –


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

duos

Leung Sing-por．The

Silhouette on Stage

and Silver Screen

3 August to

29 October 2018

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To commemorate Leung

Sing-por’s 110th birth

anniversary and revisit his

prolific acting career

23 – –

Cityscape in Sight

and Sound

1 February to 5 May

2019

Hong Kong

Film Archive

To showcase several hundreds

of film footage, spanning

from late 19th Century to the

1960s, and to re-create

cityscape of the old Hong

Kong

650

20

–



($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

Sparkle! A Good

Waste of Time

15 June to

9 September 2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To display creative and

interactive artworks on the

theme of “fun and play”

640

– –

Sparkle! Counting the

Days

22 June to

16 September 2018

Oil Street Art

Space

To feature works of art

co-created by artists and

groups of folks who have left

home, settled in Hong Kong,

and returned home

640

– –

PLAY to CHANGE 6 July to Oil Street Art To feature creative artworks 120 – Hong Kong


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator

VI 31 December 2018 Space of local architects, who



development, city

architecture and topics related

to our living

Architecture

Centre, Hong

Kong Institute

of Architecture

Sparkle! Journal of a

City Foot Soldier

5 October 2018 to 6

January 2019

Oil Street Art

Space

To explore the diverse

approaches and perspectives

of city and urbanism thinking

through works of art,

literature and researches

640

– –

Sparkle! Show Art’s

Hand: An

Investigation on Art

Labour


January 2019

Oil Street Art

Space

To showcase artworks as a

means to explore “art as

labour”

640

– –

sound in the city –

Shuffle Reality

9 November to

2 December 2018

and

5 December 2018 to

27 January 2019

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To present a sound

architecture constructed by

layering of visible and

invisible sceneries

220

12 –

sound in the city –

Animamix Biennale

2018 –

IFIFIFIFIFIFIFIFIFIF

IFIFIF & Freedom

from Within

30 November 2018

to 27 January 2019

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre and other

locations in

Central

To present the worlds of

virtuality and reality,

interwoven by time, space

and people through sound art

650

68 –

PLAY to

CHANGE VII


2019

Oil Street Art

Space



80 – Hong Kong

Architecture


($’000)

Expenditure on

Publicity(2)

($’000)

Collaborator



development, city

architecture and topics related

to our living

Centre, Hong

Kong Institute

of Architecture

Art Specialist Course

2018-19 Graduation

Exhibition

18 January to

2 February 2019

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To showcase fruitful learning

outcomes of the participants

taught by veteran local artists

252

70 –

Once lost but now

found

22 March to 28 July

2019

Oil Street Art

Space

To feature on-site

installations of local artists as

a response to the environment

and present stories with the

elements of a city by the sea

650 – –

Instrumentation 23 March to 14 April

2019

Hong Kong

Visual Arts

Centre

To bring different art forms

together in innovative ways

and extend the boundaries of

contemporary art practices

650

130 –

Notes

(1) Representing the actual or estimated expenditure, including expenditure on publicity shown in the table, borne or to be borne by the Leisure and

Cultural Services Department.



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