香港文化博物館 X 沙田官立中學《山海為家：微型風景習作展》 Mountains and Sea as Home: Miniature Landscape Studies

由香港文化博物館主辦、與沙田官立中學合辦的《山海為家：微型風景習作展》，已於2026年5月14日在香港文化博物館舉行開幕典禮。開幕儀式由香港文化博物館總館長林國輝先生及沙田官立中學校長蔡鳳雯女士共同主持。當日沙田官立中學中樂小組演出曲目《風景》，為展覽增添藝術氣氛。

「山海為家」——山是安頓心靈的依靠，海是對生活無限可能的嚮往。二者交融，構成心中的故鄉，亦寓意理想家園之所在。

是次專題藝術研習展是香港文化博物館推動校園藝術教育的重要部分。本校為首間參與的中學，透過合作，展覽共展出四十位同學的陶土微型風景作品。學生們在方寸之間重塑山與海，將日常觀察、內心感受與未來想像，揉進掌心大小的微型風景之中。這個項目旨在鼓勵學生透過藝術探索，抒發對「家」的想像，以及對社區的情感回應，並與公眾分享。

展覽現正於香港文化博物館展出，展期至2026年10月31日。

Hong Kong Heritage Museum X Sha Tin Government Secondary School

Mountains and Sea as Home: Miniature Landscape Studies

The exhibition Mountains and Sea as Home: Miniature Landscape Studies, jointly organised by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and Sha Tin Government Secondary School, held its opening ceremony on 14 May 2026 at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. The opening was officiated by Mr. Lam Kwok-fai, Director of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, and Ms. Choi Fung-man, Principal of Sha Tin Government Secondary School. On the same day, the school’s Chinese Music Ensemble performed the piece Landscape, adding an artistic ambiance to the event.

“Mountains and Sea as Home” — the mountains represent a sanctuary for the soul, while the sea symbolises boundless possibilities in life. Together, they form one’s spiritual homeland and embody the ideal dwelling place.

This thematic art study exhibition is an important initiative by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum to promote arts education in schools. Sha Tin Government Secondary School is the first secondary school to participate in this collaboration. The exhibition showcases clay miniature landscape works created by forty students. Within these small spaces, the students have recreated mountains and seas, blending their daily observations, inner feelings, and visions of the future into palm-sized miniature landscapes. The project aims to encourage students to explore their imagination of “home” through art, express their emotional connection to the community, and share these with the public.

The exhibition is now open at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and will run until 31 October 2026.