我的母校 Goldsmiths 的學生會館有個特別的名字— Tiananmen Building，顧名思義是為了讓世人記取1989年六四天安門事件。即便 Goldsmiths 這幾年積極向中國招生且廣收中國學生，這座建物的名字依舊沒有改變，留給那些飛出牢籠的人一個認識自己國家歷史的機會。
本週末，就在這一具有獨特意義的場所，Goldsmiths 的香港學生們組織了為期五天的展覽及對談活動，我想以這一會館作為活動場所，是再適合不過。學弟妹開口請我幫忙宣傳，這是小事，但我更希望，每一位看到這篇貼文的朋友，如果你住在倫敦且有空，一起來為辛苦的香港人加油。
主辦人特別要我提醒大家，由於 Goldsmiths 的香港學生不多，他們十分擔心展出過程會被破壞，因此若能多一點人參展或許可降低被破壞的可能性。朋友們，一起到場支持吧，願榮光歸香港。
最後，因為有發現邪惡臉書疑似干預有關於香港貼文的觸擊表現，請大家幫忙，多多分享，廣為傳播📣。
以下為展覽及對談資訊：
LIBERATE HONG KONG
THE REVOLUTION OF OUR TIMES
自由香港，時代革命〈展〉｜ 倫敦
〈LIBERATE HONG KONG, THE REVOLUTION OF OUR TIMES〉是輪辦於倫敦各大學間的巡迴展，展示有關香港社會運動發展的宣傳物及相關作品，勾勒一場場抗爭運動的面貌。
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時間 —— 22nd -27th November 2019 (Closed on Sunday)
地點 —— 倫敦大學Goldsmith學生會（G/F, Goldsmiths Students' Union, New Cross, London, SE14 6NW）
開幕演出
Durational Performance by Artists Ghost and John:
Friday, 22 November 2019, 11 AM - 5 PM
行動參與者互動
Sharing Session by Activist Janet Lui:
Tuesday, 26 November 2019, 5 - 7 PM
(想了解整場香港抗爭行動者，這場必聽。Janet Lui 畢業於Goldsmiths政治傳播所，亦相當了解臺灣政治生態）
活動頁面：https://facebook.com/events/529951831130108/?ti=icl
另外，12月6日在Queen Mary也有一場「Media and Hong Kong Protest」展覽：
https://www.facebook.com/events/2522228231230668/
Date: 6 December 2019 (Friday)
Time: 0900-1830 (Panel Discussion at 1300 and 1600)
Venue: Octagon, Queen's Building, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS
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‘Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times’ is a touring exhibition at universities across London that showcases promotional materials and artworks about the development of social movements in Hong Kong, highlighting the patterns of political activism during the protests.
The exhibition is held in the Student Union Building at Goldsmiths, University of London, as the building has a symbolic meaning for social movement. It was named as ‘Tiananmen Building’ as the memorial of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, in which numerous students were killed by the Chinese army for demonstrating for democracy on 4 June 1989. It signifies the spirit of Goldsmiths on upholding human rights, justice and freedom.
It will begin with Hong Kong art duo Ghost and John's durational performance, “Thousand Papers 千紙”, which invites audiences to create an installation of Senbazuru that holds happiness, sadness, hopes, dreams and memories, responding to their homeland’s unique stories.
In conjunction with the exhibition there will be a sharing session by Janet Lui, a Hong Kong activist and an alumni of MA Political Communications at Goldsmiths. She will share her observations on the use of art for liberation and self-empowered leadership in the social movement in Hong Kong.
