Please scroll down for English 採訪邀請 2024年2月22日 童迷香港藝術計劃創辦人、資深舞台藝術家甄詠蓓 全城關懷兒童精神健康！實證研究指出，兒童多與大自然接觸，對其行為、情緒、人際關係皆有裨益。由資深舞台藝術家甄詠蓓發起的童迷香港藝術計劃「動戲大地藝術節 再翅飛飛」獲藝能發展資助計劃支持，推動「大地藝術 x 環境友善 x 沉浸式劇場」概念，以大自然為經、藝術為緯，重建兒童的心靈健康和價值。項目將為6至12歲兒童提供別開生面、橫跨一年半、涵蓋不同主題的免費工作坊，並於2024年12月舉行全港首個與大自然共融的大型沉浸式劇場節。為隆重其事，大會將於3月1日舉行啟動禮暨媒體發布會。現誠邀傳媒朋友到場採訪，詳情如下：
如欲查詢詳情或安排專訪，歡迎致電6973 1950或電郵至 wendy@seedland.hk 與Ms Wendy Shiu聯絡。 有關童迷香港藝術計劃 始於2018年，香港劇場資深創作人甄詠蓓，眼見當下青少年和兒童自殺個案問題嚴重，主動邀請國際形體劇場導演及教育家David Glass，以其於1996年創辦、曾在超過22個國家進行、並為聯合國領袖訓練而設計的Lost Child Project創意培訓為藍本，與甄詠蓓戲劇工作室共同策劃「Lost Child Project in HK」，以表演藝術為橋樑，關懷年青人和兒童的精神健康，重建他們的心靈價值和快樂為目標。 2022年與大館繼續合作，舉辦第二屆《動戲 ··童迷香港藝術計劃ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK》，主題是『YES AND!...』，共策劃了16個不同藝術項目，讓創意導航，擺脫消極和悲觀情緒，重建年青人以至每個Lost Child的信心和希望，讓失焦的世代重燃希望。 發稿：童迷香港藝術計劃
Press Invitation 22nd February, 2024 Renowned theatre artist and founder of Lost Child Project Hong Kong Olivia Yan joins hands with artists, nature education experts and mental health experts to launch “ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings”, aiming to enhance mental health and proper values for children through creative workshops and a groundbreaking, mega immersive theatre festival featuring nature elements While the mental health of children has been raising alarming concerns in Hong Kong, evidence-based research indicates that connecting with nature is beneficial to children’s behaviours, emotions and interpersonal relationships. Lost Child Project Hong Kong, founded by renowned theatre artist Olivia Yan, announces the launch of “ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings”, a one-and-a-half-year programme supported by the Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme, aiming to enhance mental health and proper values for children by bringing “Earth Art x Environmental Friendliness x Immersive Theatre” to live via free nature and art workshops designed for children aged 6 to 12, and a groundbreaking, mega environmental immersive theatre festival in December 2024. Members of the media are cordially invited to the kick-off event cum press conference to be held on 1st March, with details as follow:
Please contact Ms Wendy Shiu at 6973 1950 or email to wendy@seedland.hk for RSVP and enquiries. About Lost Child Project Hong Kong In 2018, moved by the alarming youth and children suicide rates, Olivia Yan invited internationally renowned physical theatre director and educator David Glass to collaboratively launch the “Lost Child Project in HK” initiative. Drawing inspiration from the Lost Child Project, designed by David Glass in 1996, implemented in over 22 countries and utilised in United Nations leadership training, the initiative uses performing arts as a tool to address the mental health of young people and children, and rebuild their spiritual values and happiness. With support from Tai Kwun, the project was presented in a larger scale in 2020 as “ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK”, bringing together professionals from the arts, social welfare, and education sectors to introduce 15 different art projects held physically and online. As Hong Kong’s first large-scale art event running in both online and offline formats, the innovative project overcame challenges brought by the pandemic, and successfully conveyed the core concept of “We do not solve problems, We play problems”, and was granted the “2021 Hong Kong Arts Development Awards – Award for Arts Promotion”. In 2022, with continuous support from Tai Kwun, the project hosted the second edition with a theme of “'YES AND!...”, offering 16 different art projects in which participants could explore more possibilities with creativity, and breaking free from negative and pessimistic emotions, to rebuild the confidence and hope of every Lost Child and the young generation. Distributed by Seedland International Limited on behalf of Lost Child Project Hong Kong Limited |