Beware of Cattle: A Storytelling and Art Workshop

One City One Book Hong Kong

Taking inspirations from Bison and Watching the Cattle authored by Hong Kong writer Ng Hui Bun (Xubin), participants will be invited to collect materials from a nearby beach and complete a collective drawing on cattle in this family-friendly activity. We hope to listen to a sea of stories, pick up treasures in time, and build new bridges. Participants will make a little booklet to record their current thoughts.

This activity welcomes accompanied kids aged 4+ .

About the hosts:
Cat Chen Yanyi is the event planner of One City One Book Hong Kong, a community reading initiative, and an independent scholar interested in artists’ life-writing. Apart from her academic pursuit, she enjoys learning crafts, and is now studying puppetry and expressive art therapy (PAPT). She also has a habit of collecting and weaving stories. (Instagram: summercatchan)

C+dou is a children art teacher who loves nature and enjoys playing and using various media and forms to make visual artwork. Let's discover the beautiful things in life together.

Format

Port of Call

Workshop

Peng Chau

Date

Venue Address

2023.11.19 (Sun)

Nam Wan Bookshop, 38C Wing Hing Street, Peng Chau

Time

Language

16:45-18:00

Cantonese

Project Creators

C+dou

C+dou is a children art teacher who loves nature and enjoys playing and using various media and forms to make visual artwork. Let's discover the beautiful things in life together.

Cat Chen Yi

Cat Chen Yanyi is the event planner of One City One Book Hong Kong, a community reading initiative, and an independent scholar interested in artists’ life-writing. Apart from her academic pursuit, she enjoys learning crafts, and is now studying puppetry and expressive art therapy (PAPT). She also has a habit of collecting and weaving stories.

One City One Book Hong Kong

One City One Book Hong Kong is a community reading initiative by The Department of Literature and Cultural Studies, EdUHK. Each year, we encourage as many people as possible to read and discuss a featured book. Our aim is to promote literature, reading, and civic engagement.