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Artist: Fok Hill Young, Isaac and Hon Kei Yan, Adrian
Date: 30 August – 10 September 2021
Venue: New Asia College Ch'ien Mu Library
Statement:

Hon Kei Yan, Adrian
I am a migraine sufferer. My creation mainly revolves around threatened visual disturbances caused by neurovascular disorders, including hemianopia, visual snow, and other visions, trying to capture the instability of patients. Trying to reproduce it with violence and resisting. This kind of creation has become the artificial benefit of among my patients. I know exactly what I need from Visual snow. Intentionally or unintentionally, the snowflakes are cancelled out in the LCD. I would rather live under the belonging of others, believing that a second is a miscalculation that crosses the...

The researcher workshops are designed to assist CUHK researchers in managing the AIMS publication module, evaluating research impact, and conducting qualitative data analysis.

Program 1: AIMS and Research Portal

Research Output Management with AIMS

The Academic Information Management System (AIMS) is the system for CUHK researchers to manage and deposit the full text of their research outputs. This workshop will demonstrate:

• Key features of AIMS and its public interface Research Portal
• How to input your publication records into AIMS
• How to deposit the full texts and related the copyright issues

CUHK researchers, administrative staff, and research postgraduates who need to input publication records into AIMS are all...

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Artist: Ho Ting
Date: 2 – 13 August 2021
Venue: New Asia College Ch'ien Mu Library

Statement:
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Artist: Lee Kam Ching
Date: 19 – 30 July 2021
Venue: New Asia College Ch'ien Mu Library

Statement:
The Heaviest Light' is a photo exhibition about Shanghai-style barbershops. Since 1949, many Shanghai barbers came to Hong Kong from Mainland China for opportunities. In the 60s to 70s, Shanghai-style barbershops was at its golden age, which barbershops being commonly seen in the streets of Hong Kong, and its Shanghai style haircut being the trend in the city. However, as time goes by there are few Shanghai-style barbershops left in Hong Kong. Therefore, I would like to take this opportunity and use this exhibition to record history. Lest we forget the golden age of Shanghai-style barbershops in Hong Kong.

Poster:

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Topic: Travel as a Way of Contemplation
Date: 6 July 2021
Venue: Zoom
Speaker: Prof. Tam Wai Ping
Language: Cantonese
Registration: https://cloud.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk/mycuform/view.php?id=1110702

Poster:

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We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Hong Kong Literature Database (HKLD). The search function of the database not only provides basic search, but also includes faceted search and search within results, for more refined searching results. With the grounding work of our Library on collecting pseudonyms of authors, the new HKLD offers searching of works under different pseudonyms of an author. Furthermore, users can share search results through email. Other features include browsing of journals and newspapers, Hong Kong Literature Archive, Hong Kong literature related activities, and more.

The second phase aims at digital scholarship supports. The Library has collaborated with Hong Kong Literature Research Centre and other libraries to establish the Hong Kong...

With effective from July 5, 2021 (Monday) the Universities Service Centre For China Studies Collection (USC) will have the same opening hours as the University Library. Please visit our Library’s homepage ( https://www.lib.cuhk.edu.hk/ ) for detailed opening hours.

From the same date access to the USC Collection on the 8th and 9th floor of the Library will be through the University Library main entrance, not via the Tin Ka Ping building. If you do not already have a CULink or another library card, please contact us. If you are visiting the Library for the first time or only once, access for a single day is available after signing in with suitable ID at the library Help Desk near the entrance.