PEA Workshop for Children, Primary Schools and Secondary Schools Students

Children | Primary Schools | Secondary Schools Students

Teacher

曾斯琪 Eva Tsang

Date created

7th May 2018
Last updated

13th October 2019

Workshop Introduction

The workshop was successfully completed!

If you are interested in the workshop, please email or Whatapps us. Details will be announced later!

Date:

November 19, 2018 (1)

November 20, 2018 (2)

Target: children, primary and secondary school students

The above workshops are limited in number. Please register as soon as possible.

PEA Workshop photo gallery

Time:

11:30 – 13:30

Instructor: Eva Tsang S.K

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Here is always singing new songs and expressing new ideas he learned at school.

香港昊天藝術協會HKPEAA

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Positive Impact Here is always singing new songs and expressing new ideas he learned at school. 香港昊天藝術協會HKPEAA 2017-03-13T11:54:16+08:00 Here is always singing new songs and expressing new ideas he learned at school. https://hkpeaa.org.hk/en/testimonials/positive-impact/

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香港昊天藝術協會HKPEAA

About HKPEAA

Potential Expressionist Art, PEA, an abbreviation for Potential Expressionist Art, is a metaphor for the ‘pea’ which constitutes the heart of a mythological story called Princess and the Pea. A pea, buried in the soil and being watered, may grow to as high as haotian (meaning ‘boundless skies’). Haotian refers to a unique land bearing the connotation that on the road of artistic exploration, one has to cultivate solid roots (the foundations of sketching, aesthetics and design elements); with such a cornerstone, one can achieve in the boundless realm of art, unleashing one’s potential to the fullest. Everyone has his or her own hidden potential. What’s important is to search for and give free reign to it !