Little Rabbit Lanterns, an Exhibition by Carlos Marreiros and Friends - Part 11 salutes the origins of Chinese lanterns, which date back to the Han Dynasty 1,800 years ago.
The 30th Macao International Music Festival, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, is going to be held in October, themed “Glorious 30．The Sinophone Rhapsodies” and orchestrating 20 different types of fabulous programs. The festival has always endeavored to attract the top echelon of musicians to perform at the World Heritage sites.
The territory’s inaugural Macau Lantern Festival features a wondrously illuminated display of 40 imaginative colourful rabbit lanterns created by 20 artists from Macao and Beijing that seem to come alive in the balmy Autumn evenings.
The Macao Cultural Centre, under the auspices of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, presents The View Finder to Asian Film 2016 (VFAF), running from October 21 to 30. The film cycle is bringing a selection of 12 screenings from over ten countries, displaying what’s new in Asia, promising to appeal to a wide variety of audiences.
In Perpetual Splendour James Chu gives us a story, a personal story about time with a life wish, a continuous blossom, a permanent sunshine, a constant moon.
Aiming to promote cultural exchange between Portuguese-speaking countries and regions, the Lusofonia Festival is known for providing a true, popular fair atmosphere, attracting both the Portuguese and Chinese community.
An Exchange Exhibition by Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Artists, conceived during a sharing and exchange activity among artists from the three regions.