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Art installation activity "Home Sweet Home" invites participants to build ideal community (with photo)
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     The UK's Subject to_change will bring its art installation activity "Home Sweet Home" to Hong Kong this summer, enabling participants to unleash their creativity by making dream homes and building a five-star community on top of white cardboard. Attendees can also take their creations home afterwards.
 
     In the activity, participants can become architects and choose tools from a "gadget supermarket" to build an ideal community on top of a large map on the floor. The models can be a pet shop, a poolside home, a greenhouse and more. In the community, a "postman" will deliver letters around the neighbourhood, a radio DJ will play music and read out messages live, and a VJ will make a video featuring the joyful moments of the day to be shown in the celebration party.
 
     "Home Sweet Home" is one of the programmes of the summer festival International Arts Carnival (IAC). Details are as follows:
 
Venue: Sha Tin Town Hall Exhibition Gallery
Dates and times:
July 28 to 30, 11am to 5.30pm
August 1 to 3, 11am to 5.30pm
(Participants can join in anytime during the activity.)
Price: $240
 
     Tickets are now available at URBTIX (www.urbtix.hk). Credit card telephone bookings can be made on 2111 5999. For programme enquiries and concessionary schemes, please call 2370 1044 or visit www.hkiac.gov.hk.
 
     The IAC, organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, is running from July 6 to August 13.
 
Ends/Thursday, July 13, 2017
Issued at HKT 11:00
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"Home Sweet Home" is one of the programmes of the summer festival International Arts Carnival organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The programme, to be held in late July and early August, will enable participants to unleash their creativity by making dream homes and building a five-star community on top of white cardboard. Attendees can also take their creations home afterwards.