Safeguarding the Community: An Intangible Cultural Heritage New Media Exhibition

Hing Chao; Jeffrey SHAW; Sarah Kenderdine; Kong Lee

Safeguarding the Community: An Intangible Cultural Heritage New Media Exhibition

Hing Chao (Curator)
, Jeffrey SHAW (Curator)
, Sarah Kenderdine (Other)
, Kong Lee (Other)

Research output: Creative and Literary Works in Non - textual Form › RGC 44 - Performance and participation in exhibits

Abstract

Using a range of new media displays, this exhibition shows how classical martial arts from the Minnan region (southern Fujian) - one of the oldest martial arts traditions in South China - came into being during the Ming dynasty (1368—1644) in reaction to social violence; while Jiao Festivals, fire dragon, and unicorn dance illustrate, on the other hand, how ritual performances and ceremonies in southern China, including Hong Kong, originated as spiritual strategies to counter the invisible threats posed by diseases and famine.

Conception, co-curation and production of an original exhibition at Hong Kong City Hall, Hong Kong, China, 14 Sept 2018 -Oct 10 2018.

Translated title of the contribution	国泰民安: 非物质文化遗产新媒体展览
Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 13 Sept 2018
Event	Safeguarding the Community: An Intangible Cultural Heritage New Media Exhibition - Hong Kong City Hall, Hong Kong, China Duration: 14 Sept 2018 → 10 Oct 2018 http://www.hkculturefestival.com/en/activitiy?id=1091 https://www.safeguardingthecommunity.com/#credits

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Research output: Creative and Literary Works in Non - textual Form › RGC 44 - Performance and participation in exhibits

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