Liberal & Creative Arts Archives

保育香港粵劇發展深度文化遊 (in Chinese)

https://www.hkmu.edu.hk/PAO/media/MediaCoverage/2022/220700-HKEJM.pdf

從《囍帖街》到《鏡中鏡》思考廣東歌下一輪盛世 (in Chinese)

https://ol.mingpao.com/ldy/cultureleisure/culture/20220624/1656008055302/從《囍帖街》到《鏡中鏡》-思考廣東歌下一輪盛世

Two Creative Arts graduates win accolade in Asia digital content competition

Law Ho-wan and Lee Wing-lam, graduates of Animation and Visual Effects programme, participated in the “23rd DigiCon6 ASIA Awards – Hong Kong” held by Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings, Inc. earlier. With…

Creative writing graduate’s final year project gets published in Hong Kong Literary

A Chinese fiction titled Lotus Flower, the final year project written by graduate Lau Siu-fong from the Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Creative Writing and Film Arts programme, recently…

The third seminar for the series "Chinese Science Fiction in the Digital Age" concludes with success

The Research Institute for Digital Culture and Humanities of the School of Arts and Social Sciences held the third seminar for the series "Chinese Science Fiction in the Digital Age"

Creative Arts student wins awards in international speech contest

Ng Wing-yee Natalie, a year 3 student from Creative Advertising and Media Design programme, participated in the Toastmasters International District 89 Division H Area H4 Speech Contest earlier. With her…

Work of Creative Arts master’s student gets published in local literature magazine

A poem written by Xiao Xiaona, a student from the Master of Arts in Creative Writing programme, was published in a local literary publication Hong Kong Literature Bimonthly earlier. The…

Chinese programme graduate wins news reporting awards

Guo Hongyu, a graduate of the Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Chinese programme, participated in writing two news articles named《想‧創能系列》and 《超能材料系列》during her service in Wen Wei Po as an…

【都會與我】身處江南哀郢都屈原抒情超時空 (in Chinese)

https://www.wenweipo.com/a/202205/17/AP6282b5f4e4b036dce9ae3dbb.html

The second seminar for the series “Chinese Science Fiction in the Digital Age” concludes with success

On 30 April, the Research Institute for Digital Culture and Humanities of the School of Arts and Social Sciences successfully held its second seminar “Database and Textual Mining: Applications of

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