PAINT MUSIC
Art Showcase 2020
「繪型．繪聲」慈善繪畫比賽
連結．慈善．環保 ♻️
相隔兩年，港青樂術協會再次結合藝術和慈善籌款，今年更首次將音樂和視覺藝術連結，讓不同興趣層面的學生發掘兩種不同觀感的藝術和兩者之間的關係。而得獎者獲得的獎品，將是可作循環再用的兒童布口罩，鞏固環保意識之外，更希望小朋友學懂珍惜資源。
繪畫主題：
A. 樂器 (自選一種樂器)
B. 古典音樂家 (自選一位古典音樂家)
組別：
幼稚園組：正就讀本港任何一間幼稚園的學生
小學組：正就讀本港任何一間小學的學生
「評判投選作品獎」評判團
Mr Peter Benz (Principal judge)
Associate Professor in Baptist University, Associate Director (Teaching & Learning) in Visual Arts HKBU
Taught in the Media Faculty of the Bauhaus-University and AVA’s Master of Visual Arts (Experience Design) programme. Studied Architecture at the University of Kaiserslautern and the Bauhaus-University Weimar in Germany, Film & Theatre Studies, Art History and Psychology at the University of Erlangen, and in Visual Communications and Product Design at Bauhaus-University.
Miss Lon Lee, Carrousel Studio
Ms Fan Yan, Contemporary Chinese painting
Ms Shirley Kei, 香港禪繞藝術 Zentangle Art HK
Ms Julie Kuok, HKDuo 諄意四手
Mr Robin Zebaida
兩大獎項 *：
A. 評判投選作品獎
B. 全城 投選人氣大獎
最後收稿日期：
2020年6月13日
每幅參賽作品費用：$100
*獎項 ：
A. 評判投選作品獎
由藝術教育和音樂界名人所組成的評判團
投選：
◾ 幼稚園組多幅高分數參賽作品
◾小學組多幅高分數參賽作品
每名得獎者將獲發獎品和得奬獎狀乙張。
B. 全城投選人氣大獎
從幼稚園組和小學組所有作品中多幅最多 'Like和留言數目'總和的作品
（請留意：單幅作品留言中如有重複Facebook 帳戶留言者，每個留言帳戶只計一個留言。而每個Facebook帳戶可於多幅作品中Like或留言，數量不限。如有發現任何負能量或批評之留言，該留言將被刪除。)
每名得獎者將獲發獎品和得奬獎狀乙張。
報名：
1. 選取主題，構思和繪畫
2. 填妥報名連結和繳付報名費
3. 把參賽作品和付款證明掃描或拍攝
4. 將已掃描或拍攝的作品和付款證明電郵至 hkmfydrawing@gmail.com，等候確認電郵，完成報名。✅
繪畫作品內容：
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每名參賽者可參賽各主題最多一幅作品
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平面繪圖：媒體或顏料不限（但建議使用不反光顏料以達到最佳攝影效果）
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尺寸：不大於A3 size ，可直向或橫向。
幼稚園組：從兩大音樂主題中先選取主題並繪畫作品，可以是任何一種樂器或任何一位古典音樂家。
參賽主題為該種樂器名稱或古典音樂家名稱。
小學組：從兩大音樂主題中先選取主題並繪畫作品，可以是任何一種樂器或任何一位古典音樂家。
參賽主題為該種樂器名稱或古典音樂家名稱。
在填寫報名表時，除需要寫上主題外，還需要 簡述 自己的作品
（長度約一至四句，可以中文或英文描述）。
電郵投稿尺寸：只收取 jpg 檔，每一個檔案最大為1MB，但不少於每英寸300dpi 像素。可用掃描器、手提電話或相機攝取。
💡原創聲明：每幅參賽作品必須為參賽者原創。
評分準則：
專業評判們將跟據每幅作品的主題切合度、構圖、用色、藝術觀賞性等評分。
*作品簡述將不被列入評分項目。
所有參賽作品將每日不定時被放到 HKMFY Facebook相簿，並於截稿日期後由評判團投選多幅最突出作品和由大會總計多幅觀眾投選高票數（Like 和留言）作品。
比賽細則：
作品一經上載於Facebook 專頁，不得修改或更換。
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本會保留對比賽規則、結果及獎項頒發的最終決定權。 -
參賽者一經報名，即表示同意遵守是次比賽所有規則及條款。 -
🚫 版權聲明：所有參賽作品版權均屬原創者擁有，任何人不得抄襲。
「評判投選作品獎」評判團成員:
Mr Peter Benz (Principal Judge )
Associate Professor in Baptist University, Associate Director (Teaching & Learning) in Visual Arts HKBU
Taught in the Media Faculty of the Bauhaus-University and AVA’s Master of Visual Arts (Experience Design) programme. Studied Architecture at the University of Kaiserslautern and the Bauhaus-University Weimar in Germany, Film & Theatre Studies, Art History and Psychology at the University of Erlangen, and in Visual Communications and Product Design at Bauhaus-University.
Ms Lon Lee
Founder and Art Director of Carrousel Studio
After publishing a few children’s illustration books in Australia, Lon has been actively involved in artistic and creative education as to pass on the wonders of arts to the youths. She provides illustration services, graphic, packaging and product design solutions to clients. Signature characters include Little Lon and Mr. Skeleton.
Ms Fan Yan
Served as viola performer with HK Philharmonic Orchestra for 20 years, now pursues a career as professional visual artist and was selected as one of the global 500 ink painter of the year in 2020.
Exhibitions include:
-Singapore Affordable Art Fair
-HK Affordable Art Fair
-Asian Watercolor Expression Indonesia
-Incheon Global Art Exhibition Korea
-HK contemporary female artist exhibition in St. Petersburg Russia
-Shenzhen International Art Fair
Ms Shirley Kei
Founder and Chief Consultant of Zentangle Art Hong Kong
She believes that we all can enjoy inner peace, embrace ourself and feel the beauty of life through painting.
Shirley has been engaged in education for more than 30 years. In recent years, she has been committed to the development of parent education, counselling and special education. She is not only a registered visual art teacher, but a certified professional on different aspects, including CZT• MISP meditation certified instructor• American AutPlay Certified play Therapist•AAFT Life Member of Asian Academy of Family Therapy• Member of ACA and International Art Education Association.
Ms Julie Kuok
Julie is a Steinway artist active in piano teaching, performing, composing, and occasionally judging competitions and hosting music programs at RTHK radio 4. She co-founded the HKDuo, a piano duo team which has amused many audience with their compatibility and innovation.
Julie’s interest in drawing is nothing less than her music making though she rather takes it leisurely. She loves drawing women and had once made a portrait of her favourite female pianist Martha Argerich and gave it to her at the Verbier Music Festival. Her most favourite artists include Alfonso Mucha and Gustav Klimt. Her piano duo work “Nocturne” was inspired by Mucha’s Nocturnal Slumber. She also adores works by Maurits Cornelis Escher and Salvador Dali that open her up with their extraordinary intelligence and unlimited imaginations.
Having experienced that visual artworks can inspire music making and vice versa, Julie collaborated with her artist friend, Lon Lee, who has created visual illustrations for each of the 10 pieces in Julie’s piano album for the young, “The Fantasy of Little C”.
Mr Robin Zebaida
Born in London, Robin Zebaida has worked internationally for almost four decades as a concert pianist, as well as being a music educator encompassing teaching, lecturing, examining and adjudicating.
His work has taken him to over 100 countries on all continents, and during time off there is nothing he enjoys more than taking in the scenery of places he visits, including art galleries and visual media of all descriptions.
Two particular favourite artists are the Belgian Rene Magritte and the French Impressionist Claude Monet, whose house in Giverny he visited recently. He is also a great admirer of the glass sculptures of Dale Chihuly and the photography of Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
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