Date: 05/08/2023 (Saturday)
Time: 10:00 – 13:00
Suitable for: Aged 16 or above
Quotas: 25 participants
Language: Cantonese
Registration date: 18/07 - 24/07/2023 (registration starts 10:00, 18/07/2023)
Registration method: UsingActivity Registration System of the Macao One Account ; admission by drawing lots; announcement of admission list on 26/07/2023.
Agenda:
Gathering Point: Tap Seac Gallery
10:00 – 10:45 Visit the Kyoto Pavilion
10:45 – 11:00 Shuttle bus service to the Art Square
11:00 – 13:00 Kyoto Pavilion Outreach Activities : Ikenobo Ikebana Workshop
Dismissal Point: Art Square (Ground floor of Handover Gifts Museum of Macao)
Workshop:
Ikebana refers to the art of combining flowers, leaves and branches into floral arrangements. Japan’s Ikebana was influenced by China’s Tang dynasty and is still practised today after thousands of years of integration and development with local Japanese culture. Ikebana, one of the traditional Japanese cultures and handicrafts, derived from Ikenobō. This workshop will guide participants in understanding the culture and history of traditional Japanese Ikenobō by engaging in Jiyūka, the freestyle of Ikenobō, which will inspire them to experience the beauty of nature and the pleasure of floral arrangement.
Instructor:
Macau Academy of Flower Arrangement Designer president Cindy Chao has been engaged in floral art for many years. She is a qualified instructor of Ikebana (1st Grade), a certified floral designer by the American Institute of Floral Designers and a qualified teacher of Sogetsu Ikebana. She has won numerous floral art awards in Japan, has exhibited her artworks in more than 20 regions and countries and is actively engaged in teaching and demonstration.
Kyoto Pavilion Outreach Activities Ikenobo Ikebana Workshop
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