Creative Macau

Center for Creative Industries

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“NOW 8” Works by USJ Communication and Media Students

3rd — 18th November, 2017

The Department of Communication and Media under the Faculty of Creative Industries at USJ will present the best artworks, created by BCM students during the last 8 years in 3 different categories: video productions, graphic design and photography, under the guidance of Prof. José Manuel Simões, the coordinator of Communication and Media programme.

Expressionist Drawings of Macau

28th September — 27th October, 2017

ARTIST’S STATEMENT “Macau is currently my city and part of my life. Being an architect makes me see and feel the cities in a unique way and, as an artist painter, express my self and register the urbanity on the paper – the goal is to demonstrate the old and contemporaneous city’s personality in the […]

“Whatever You Make, Make It Yours” – 14th anniversary collective member exhibition

28th August — 23rd September, 2017

Individual works could express strong individuality and uniqueness. Through this collective exhibition, the artists will creative the masterpieces with various art forms. Such as photography, print making, oil painting, tile painting, etc. The idiosyncratic and distinct thoughts will be gathered. And those will bring us the extraordinary ideas and experiences. Demonstrating the local creative talents’ […]

“At The Point of Time”

27th July — 22nd August, 2017

From time to time I cannot be satisfied with painting a single image, consciously composite a picture is no longer meaningful to me. And I am not the one who has much to say in my work. Living in a city, you are surrounded by artificial things. And time will leave marks on those things. […]

“A Glimpse of Macau” – B/W Photography

22nd June — 22nd July, 2017

It is the tenth year as a professional photographer in Macau. Jason Lei, the photo artist of the exhibition “A glimpse of Macau”, is going to share his thought about the city where he questioned about his works as a commercial photographer. Black and white film photography could be the key to his question.With the […]

“Student Work Exhibition” by USJ master students

19th June, 2017

“The Future is Now” USJ MCM Students’ Work Exhibition Opens on Monday The University of Saint Joseph’s Master of Communication and Media (MCM) students are exhibiting their work “The future is now” on 19th June 2017 (Monday) at Creative Macau, the Center of Creative Industries from 19:00 to 22:30 for one special evening. The exhibition […]

“On The Waterfront”

19th May — 17th June, 2017

This annual exhibition showcases the graduation projects produced by architecture students from the University of Saint Joseph. This year, the projects focus on Macau’s Inner Harbour, and are intended to revitalize the cultural and industrial heritage of this area while enhancing the relationship between citizens and the waterfront. Collectively, the work on display is an […]

“Kintsugi Workshop on Porcelain” (basic & intermediate)

6th — 12th April, 2017

KINTSUGI on Porcelain 1 Basic Level April 6 – 12. 2017 Class Schedule: 6th, 10th, 12th from 14:30 to 17:30; 8th (saturday) from 09:30 to 12:30 Duration: 4 Days, 12 hours in total Max. 10 pax/class Fees: Mop 1.600 including 1 basic Tool kit (Mop 250) + 1 silver leaf + glass plate   KINTSUGI […]

“99999” Conceptional Photography

30th March — 29th April, 2017

The title of the exhibition, 99999, and gaming chips from the casino in Macau, together, revealed a strong sense of materialism. This convention forms the basis of new ideas on my works. The chips resembled rocks, giving an imitation of minerals. It is about Macau as the idea came from my observation after gambling is […]

Talk: Between Gaze and Hallucination by João Miguel Barros

17th March, 2017

João Miguel Barros, the artist of “Between Gaze and Hallucination” – current exhibition at CREATIVE MACAU, is going to have a talk, moderated by photographer Gonçalo Lobo Pinheiro, with the public at 18:00 on 17 March 2017 (Friday). Do not miss this chance to know more about his unique black & white photography.