GalaxyArt Newsletter
November 2021
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Arts & culture have unlimited potential to deliver meaningful experiences.
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It is Christmas at GalaxyArt!
GalaxyArt has prepared a series of festive workshops and activities in December, especially for you to stimulate your creativity while enjoying an “artistic” Christmas with our current exhibition “Juxtapose”!
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(I) Cartoon Portrait Drawing Workshop
Introduction:
In Juxtapose, artist Tang Mun Kian drew sketches peppered with witty and humorous touches to capture the city’s historical and cultural scenery. This workshop will show you how to create caricatures. Participants can learn how to draw a portrait by exaggerating his/her characteristic traits and facial expressions for comic effect.
Workshop enrolments are limited and are available on a first-come-first-served basis. To register and learn more, please click the link:
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(II) Festive DIY Workshop –
Christmas Accessories
Introduction:
The season of joy is just around the corner, and we would like to invite you to join us at GalaxyArt for our festive DIY Workshop! Visit us at GalaxyArt and sign up as a “Friend of GalaxyArt”, and you can create your own Christmas accessories using colorful pipe cleaners. They will be perfect Christmas gifts for your friends and families!
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Students of Macao Polytechnic Institute visited GalaxyArt
GalaxyArt hosted a docent-guided tour for Year 4 students from the Bachelor of Arts in Design at Macao Polytechnic Institute on the 23rd November.
Docents shared useful information about exhibition planning and daily operations in an art space. Topics covered included graphic design, digital media application, exhibition planning and layout, lighting, sound, as well as temperature and humidity control, etc. Students enjoyed the tour and actively engaged with our docents. We hope these students will be able to apply from what they have learned in the field trip for their work on exhibition space design in the future.
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Kids’ Corner
“Drawing Cartoon Characters or Creating Caricatures”
When drawing cartoon characters, you will need to carefully observe the facial features, expressions, as well as body gesture of these characters. These observations are similarly important in creating caricatures, when you will need to exaggerate the characteristic traits of the character you are drawing to achieve the comic effects.
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GalaxyArt
Shop 1067-1069, 1/F,
The Promenade Shops,
Galaxy Macau™ ,
Cotai, Macau
Telephone：(+853) 8886 2429
Email：GalaxyArt@GEGFoundation.org.mo
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