INSTAGRAM 足跡
如果AI能為你做任何事，你還會親手做什麼?🤔
對岩井俊雄來說，即使AI再厲害，他仍會親手為女兒製作玩具和繪畫 ——因為動腦、嘗試、甚至犯錯的過程，才是想像力真正誕生的地方，而這是AI無法代替他經歷的。
👉想了解更多岩井先生對AI的想法，點擊Bio連結觀看完整影片。
⏳ 展覽即將於27/9完結，把握最後機會投入岩井俊雄的創意旅程！
What would you still make with your own hands, if AI could do anything for you?🤔
For Toshio Iwai, no matter how powerful AI becomes, he still would make his daughter`s toys and drawings with his own hands—because thinking, trying, and even getting it wrong is where imagination is actually born, and that is an experience AI cannot have for him.
👉 Watch the full video to hear Iwai`s perspective on AI — link in bio
⏳ Last chance — the exhibition is closing soon. Come and step into Iwai`s creative journey!
－－－－－－－－－－－－
《百層百視:岩井俊雄的創意旅程》
100-Story 100 Stories: Toshio Iwai`s Art Journey
📆 14 Jun 2026–27 Sep 2026
🎟️ 免費入場 Free Admission
📍香港大學美術博物館 馮平山樓1樓及2樓
📍 1/F & 2/F, Fung Ping Shan Building, University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong －－－－－－－－－－－－
#岩井俊雄 #ToshioIwai #100層樓的家 #TheHouseWith100Stories #100かいだてのいえ #いわいとしお
UMAG’s September and October opening schedule—plan ahead so you don’t miss out or show up when we’re closed! See you soon at UMAG! 🦁
香港大學美術博物館9及10月開放安排，預先規劃行程以免摸門釘哦！博物館見！🦁
🎨 2小時速寫工作坊：狐狸的秘密
2-Hour Sketching Workshop: The Secret of the Fox
《小王子》裏的狐狸，是主角奇妙旅程中一個重要的角色，啟發了我們有關人生的種種感悟。究竟狐狸的秘密是什麼？也許每位讀者們都各有領會。
參加者在此工作坊能近距離觀察真正的狐狸標本，以速寫捕捉牠的形態與神情，走進聖修伯里筆下的世界，畫出屬於自己的小狐狸。
工作坊亮點：
• 近距離觀察真正的狐狸標本
• 以速寫技巧捕捉狐狸形態，創作獨一無二的小狐狸
本工作坊與香港生多樣性博物館合作，感謝博物館借出標本作教學用途。
The fox in The Little Prince is a key companion in the prince’s journey, inspiring reflections on friendship, what we hold dear, and what truly matters. What is the fox’s secret? Every reader may have a different answer.
In this 2-hour sketching workshop, participants will observe a real fox specimen up close, capture its form and character through sketching, and create a fox of their own in the spirit of Saint-Exupéry’s story.
Highlights:
• Observe a real fox specimen up close
• Use sketching techniques to capture form and create your own unique fox
This workshop is organised in collaboration with the Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum. We are grateful to the Museum for loaning the specimen for teaching purposes.
－－－－－－－－－－－－
導師 Instructor
徐潔仁 Eric Chui
－－－－－－－－－－－－
2小時速寫工作坊：狐狸的秘密
2-Hour Sketching Workshop: The Secret of the Fox
📅 2026年9月19日（六）| Saturday, 19 September 2026
2026年10月10日（六）| Saturday, 10 October 2026
🕕 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
📍 港大美術博物館馮平山樓地下工作室
Workshop Room, G/F, Fung Ping Shan Building, UMAG, HKU
🗣️ 語言：粵語 | Language: Cantonese
🎟️ 費用：每人港幣250元（已包所有材料，工具需課堂後歸還）
Fee: HK$250 per person (all materials included. Necessary tools will be provided for use during the workshop and must be returned after the class.)
🔗 詳情及報名請參閱檔案內鏈結！
Link in bio for more information & registration!
－－－－－－－－－－－－
UMAG Lecture Series 2026
{Lecture] Xuanzang and the Illustrated Eulogy on the Eastward Transmission of Buddhism: An Early-Tang Spatial Artistic Innovation at Changan’s Ximing Monastery
During the Yonghui reign of Emperor Gaozong, Master Xuanzang conceived of the mural program Illustrated Eulogy on the Eastward Transmission of Buddhism for the corridors of the central cloister at Ximing Monastery in Chang’an. This is the only known artistic work personally conceived of by Xuanzang. His newly completed translation of the Record on the Abiding of the Dharma marked the first introduction of the Sixteen Luohans into East Asian art. This talk critically examines the lost early text, Painted Illustrations and Eulogy Texts, and reconstructs the spatial narrative of the Twenty-Four Patriarchs and Sixteen Arhats in the west corridor and of the eminent monks who came to China in the east corridor. It argues that this established a new pictorial program for murals of sacred monks in Tang dynasty temple cloisters, serving as a forerunner to the sectarian patriarch murals of the High and Mid-Tang periods, and further discusses its influence on Daian-ji Temple in Nara, Japan.
This is a part of the UMAG Lecture Series 2026. For other lectures in the series, please check the link in bio!
－－－－－－－－－－－－
📆 Date & Time: Sept 17, 2026 (Thursday) | 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 Venue: 1/F, Fung Ping Shan Building, University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong
💬 Language: Mandarin
🎟️ Free admission, registration required