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| HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity (HKSC) |
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| Established in Sep. 2006, HKSC is the first and a unique Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS) senior secondary school in Hong Kong devoted to actualizing creative education. It provides young people with an all-round creative learning experiences and opportunities for self-fulfillment. |
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| A New Arts Centre |
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| HKSC opens a new professional arts and cultural platform where the community can innovate, interact and present. This new arts centre and incubator works in partnership with local and overseas artists and groups in diverse aspects of programming and residency. |
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| MaD: Make a Difference |
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The first MaD annual gathering will take place on 22-24 January 2010. In less than 72 hours, you will go through an electrifying, energizing and fun journey of self-discovery. Get inspired. Get empowered. Get MaD and be the change. |
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| JOB VACANCY --- Marketing and Communications Officer (full-time) |
| From now until 7 August 2010 |
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The Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture (HKICC) is a non-profit cultural organization founded in Hong Kong since 1998. HKICC is, among other things, the organizer of MaD (Make a Difference www.mad.asia), a continual project centered on creativity, social innovation and entrepreneurship to inspire and empower the young generation to create personal, economic, social and environmental changes.
We are looking for talented, high calibre staff to join us.
The ideal candidates should be:
- creative, self-motivated and interested in arts and culture
- Good command of written and spoken Chinese (including Putonghua) and English
- Degree or above with experience in cultural administration, PR, communications or marketing, and skilled in event concepts and management
- Comfortable with technology, particularly online environments
- Understanding of print and graphic production processes
Responsibilities:
- Formulate and implement communications programmes and marketing events
- Organize and coordinate sponsorship and promotional projects
- Editorial support including drafting and producing PR material and advertising
- Proactive and reactive media handling
Application: Interested parties please send your application with CV, a short paragraph of your own writing in Chinese and English, expected salary and your availability to us.
Deadline: 7 August 2010
Address: 23/F., Admiralty Centre, Tower II, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong
Email: info@hk-icc.org
*Data collected will be used for recruitment purpose only.
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| Carpet, Banner and Leather – Experiments in Upcycling Design |
| 10 - 30 June, 2010 |
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VENUE:A-Link Plus ( C.C. Wu Building, 302-308, Hennessy Road, Wanchai) 
TIME:12nn – 8pm
To most Hong Kong people, the concept of recycling is confined to trash categorization. Green industry, however, does not stop here. When recycling can barely handle the excessive waste we produce every day, perhaps it is timely to introduce the idea of “Upcycling”.
Carpet, Banner and Leather is a workshop-generated exhibition that showcases the experiments by young designers to transform “trash” into potentially marketable products. Spanning across material collecting, industry and social enterprise, these are proposals towards a sustainable system, and will cast impact on our strategies of waste handling and energy saving.
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| Chinese Creative Industries Forum |
| 19th – 20th June 2010 |
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| PUSH-UP |
| 15–28 May 2010 (Closed on Public Holidays) |
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| Upcycling—Workshop for emerging designers and incubation of sustainable design |
| January - April 2010 |
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