Special exhibition of artwork on campus open in Tainan - Noodls
A special exhibition, "Artwork Netwalk@NCKU Campus," co-hosted by National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), and Zenda Suites, Tainan, Taiwan, is currently open, allowing more people to appreciate the artwork on campus.
An opening ceremony was held on May 20 where famed artist Hung-Shu Hu's artwork 'Dance' was presented together with the launch of the 3D realistic guiding App.
NCKU Art Center developed a 3D realistic guiding App, providing expert information that would otherwise go unnoticed. Besides, the NCKU Art Center also received Hu's sculpture "Dance" on loan.
At the Zenda Suites Hall, "Dance" is surrounded by spotlights and spins slowly around on a platform, displaying a splendid and vivid sight for the art loving audience to appreciate.
Professor Kuang-Ting Wu who is also the director of NCKU Art Center, said that the artwork at the NCKU campus is a pleasing asset. He hopes more people will appreciate it and become aware of these works.
He is also pleased for the cooperation with Zenda Suites and thanks them for their guidance, their efforts in cultivating art at NCKU.
The 'Artwork Netwalk@NCKU Campus' special exhibition and the 'Dance' sculpture are the latest acquisitions in a program that was initiated in 1999 by Professor Hung-Shu Hu of the department of Architecture.
When passing away March this year, Professor Hu left blueprints for a three story high sculpture. The hope is that this sculpture will one day be realized.
The 'Artwork Netwalk@NCKU Campus' presents also other artworks on the campus, outstanding ones like 'Poet' by Pu-Tien Sheng, 'The Thinker' by Ying-Chien Chen and 'Water Lotus' by Pu-Ching Huang.
On the wall outside of the NCKU Art Center hangs an artwork map. Almost all of the artwork on the campus grounds is displayed on the map, interestingly providing a clue to the many objects.
In addition, one can scan the QR code to receive basic information about the sculptures. The NCKU Art Center gathered in total 1000 requests from visitors.
The 3D realistic guiding App developed by NCKU Art Center includes illustrations, speech and more. Not only providing smart phone users with a count of the time past, but also presents information, thus giving boundless functionality.
Currently, the App provides a guide to five artworks, among them are 'Dance', 'Poet', 'The Thinker', 'Water Lotus' and the object 'Prayer' by Le-Fo Ai. The App is available for Android system.
The NCKU Art Center, in cooperation with Zenda Suites, presents the 'Roaming Art' leading short film competition from June 30 onwards. Calling for creative submissions related to the campus, both animation and short film are acceptable, as long as it transmits the emotion of campus artwork.
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An opening ceremony was held on May 20 where famed artist Hung-Shu Hu's artwork 'Dance' was presented together with the launch of the 3D realistic guiding App.
NCKU Art Center developed a 3D realistic guiding App, providing expert information that would otherwise go unnoticed. Besides, the NCKU Art Center also received Hu's sculpture "Dance" on loan.
At the Zenda Suites Hall, "Dance" is surrounded by spotlights and spins slowly around on a platform, displaying a splendid and vivid sight for the art loving audience to appreciate.
Professor Kuang-Ting Wu who is also the director of NCKU Art Center, said that the artwork at the NCKU campus is a pleasing asset. He hopes more people will appreciate it and become aware of these works.
He is also pleased for the cooperation with Zenda Suites and thanks them for their guidance, their efforts in cultivating art at NCKU.
The 'Artwork Netwalk@NCKU Campus' special exhibition and the 'Dance' sculpture are the latest acquisitions in a program that was initiated in 1999 by Professor Hung-Shu Hu of the department of Architecture.
When passing away March this year, Professor Hu left blueprints for a three story high sculpture. The hope is that this sculpture will one day be realized.
The 'Artwork Netwalk@NCKU Campus' presents also other artworks on the campus, outstanding ones like 'Poet' by Pu-Tien Sheng, 'The Thinker' by Ying-Chien Chen and 'Water Lotus' by Pu-Ching Huang.
On the wall outside of the NCKU Art Center hangs an artwork map. Almost all of the artwork on the campus grounds is displayed on the map, interestingly providing a clue to the many objects.
In addition, one can scan the QR code to receive basic information about the sculptures. The NCKU Art Center gathered in total 1000 requests from visitors.
The 3D realistic guiding App developed by NCKU Art Center includes illustrations, speech and more. Not only providing smart phone users with a count of the time past, but also presents information, thus giving boundless functionality.
Currently, the App provides a guide to five artworks, among them are 'Dance', 'Poet', 'The Thinker', 'Water Lotus' and the object 'Prayer' by Le-Fo Ai. The App is available for Android system.
The NCKU Art Center, in cooperation with Zenda Suites, presents the 'Roaming Art' leading short film competition from June 30 onwards. Calling for creative submissions related to the campus, both animation and short film are acceptable, as long as it transmits the emotion of campus artwork.
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