Saturday, May 20, 2006

Multicultumedia

Multicultimedia
19 May - 1 June 2006Farmers Queen StreetCurated by Jin Hong
Although all human eyes are different in terms of colour and shape, our perception of Auckland is similar. Multicultimedia is a visual display that shows Auckland's unique and diverse identity, and reflects on how Aucklanders can live in multicultural harmony.
It will be displayed in the window of Farmers Queen Street and comes in two parts:
a visual documentary of people from different cultures singing Pokarekare Ana
a visual documentary of a day in the life of the CBD showing Auckland's cultural diversity. About the artist - Jin K. M. Hong
Jin Hong has been working at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) as a multimedia producer since 2000. His role in AUT involves the creation of media and provision of solutions for staff who seek to enrich delivery of their material by using multimedia.
He has created many DVD, multimedia and television projects with various lecturers and he recently completed his short film, 'Listen and Repeat' in HD format which will be shown at international film festivals this year.
He is currently working on a short film, Golden Horse, and a feature film, White Magnolia. Golden Horse will be shot in June 2006 and will be completed in August 2006. White Magnolia will be shot in the near future.
Jin is interested in cultural aspects of societies and political agendas, which form part of collective human behaviours. His films mainly focus on these elements of society and human relationships.

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