2025 CCHSS Art Tour: Visual Arts Visits

As the saying goes, "Reading thousands of books is not as useful as traveling thousands of miles," and this applies to art education as well. In 2025, our school has conducted multiple in-depth local art tours, allowing students to appreciate diverse artistic creations up close. This aims to broaden their artistic perspectives, enhance their interest and abilities in art appreciation, and strengthen their understanding of the cultural and artistic fields.
During the activities, students participated in various themed lectures, exhibition tours, and artist sharing sessions. This not only inspires their creativity and imagination but also encourages them to develop a lifelong interest in art.

Visit to Fine Art Asia 2025 in October
Fine Art Asia is recognised by the international art world as Asia’s leading fine art fair. On show are museum-quality artworks spanning over 5,000 years of cultural history, from ancient Chinese bronzes through to contemporary art.

Visit to Art basel、Art central in October
Art Basel brings together renowned art galleries from around the world, showcasing numerous contemporary artworks of historical significance and popularity. The exhibition also integrates digital platforms with physical showcases, allowing people from all over the globe to view the artworks through the digital project "Art Basel: On-Site."

Art Central 2025 exhibition
Art Central 2025 exhibition was held at the Central Waterfront in Hong Kong, featuring over 50 participating galleries. Among them are contemporary artworks and large-scale installations from around the globe. Visitors can appreciate the art up close and even take photos, making the experience quite accessible!

M+ School Programmes in July: Designers' Dreams and Practices - Thematic Guided Tour and Extended Workshops
On July 3, the Visual Arts Department led Form Four and Form Five students to the M+ Museum. Through the thematic guided tour and extended workshops titled "Designers' Dreams and Practices," students explored the close connection between design and everyday life.

Design is present in all aspects of life, from everyday items to community planning, embodying designers' visions and practices for the future. The guided tour made use of the museum's design and architectural collections as a medium to encourage students to think about how creativity balances ideals and reality. By drawing inspiration from sketches, documents, and physical objects in the exhibition, students transformed into "life researchers," conceptualizing innovative solutions to improve everyday life.

On the day of the event, students first visited the "Making It Matters" exhibition hall to gain a deeper understanding of the ideas and processes behind design. The hall displayed furniture, architectural models, and interactive installations, allowing everyone to intuitively experience how design drives social change. The subsequent group workshops took this learning into practice—students designed unique table tennis bats, blending functionality with aesthetics and exercising their creativity. Finally, they used their designed bats to play a match, and the atmosphere was lively and enthusiastic!

Sotheby’s Hong Kong Modern and Contemporary Autumn Evening Sale 2025

This season’s Hong Kong Sotheby’s Hong Kong Modern and Contemporary Evening Sale featured masterpieces from a range of great artists, spanning the Eurasian continent. From the "Three Musketeers of French Art," including Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun, to the Japanese and Korean "Mono-ha," "Concrete" movements, and the contemporary art darlings Yayoi Kusama, Christine Ay Tjoe, and Li Heidi, each artist expresses the vast world of abstract art with their unique styles, prompting a re-examination and appreciation of the infinite possibilities of beauty and art.

EdUHK x Xu Bing Studio ‘Where Sky and Earth Meet’ Space Art Education Programme Student Recruitment

Five students from Form Three to Form Five attended a masterclass and space art science workshop organized by The Education University of Hong Kong and the Xu Bing Studio as part of the ‘Where Sky and Earth Meet’ Space Art Education Programme. The event covered astronomical knowledge, theories, and practices of space art, allowing students to understand and reflect on the relationship between space technology and the development of the humanities. The programme aims to inspire youth to explore STEAM education and the integration of technology with the arts, nurturing future talents with knowledge in both art and science. The five students participated in two workshops— "Animation and Illusion" and "Digital Imaging Storytelling," where they attempted to create a micro-narrative through a series of photographs, employing animation techniques to produce abstract visual effects using graphics, motion, and color.