From Studium to Punctum《從知面到刺點》- BA(FA) Graduation Exhibition2012
由澳洲皇家墨爾本理工大學與香港藝術學院合辦的「藝術文
同的觀賞體驗。
是 次 展 覽名 為「從知面到刺點」，主題源自著名的近代法國文學評論學
Being one of the most highly-regarded exhibitions at the bachelor degree level in Hong Kong, the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduation Exhibition 2012,jointly presented by the Hong Kong Art School and the RMIT University, was kicked off successfully with a wonderful Opening Ceremony 0n 6 July at the Pao Galleries of the Hong Kong Arts Centre. The exhibition this year will be showcasing artworks in diverse mediums created by 39 graduates majoring in Painting, Ceramics, Photography and Sculpture, starting from 7 until 28 July for 3 weeks.
Roland Barthes, the renowned French literary theorist and philosopher once applied the twin concepts of “Studium” and “Punctum” in his book Camera Lucida, in which he investigates the nature and essence of photography, as well as the effects of photography on the spectator. “Studium” denotes the cultural, linguistic, and political interpretation, while “Punctum” depicts the wounding, personally touching detail.
同的觀賞體驗。
是 次 展 覽名 為「從知面到刺點」，主題源自著名的近代法國文學評論學
Being one of the most highly-regarded exhibitions at the bachelor degree level in Hong Kong, the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduation Exhibition 2012,jointly presented by the Hong Kong Art School and the RMIT University, was kicked off successfully with a wonderful Opening Ceremony 0n 6 July at the Pao Galleries of the Hong Kong Arts Centre. The exhibition this year will be showcasing artworks in diverse mediums created by 39 graduates majoring in Painting, Ceramics, Photography and Sculpture, starting from 7 until 28 July for 3 weeks.
Roland Barthes, the renowned French literary theorist and philosopher once applied the twin concepts of “Studium” and “Punctum” in his book Camera Lucida, in which he investigates the nature and essence of photography, as well as the effects of photography on the spectator. “Studium” denotes the cultural, linguistic, and political interpretation, while “Punctum” depicts the wounding, personally touching detail.
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