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【格物：反修例運動文物展 | Sapientia: Anti-ELAB Movement Collection Exhibition】
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由物敍主辦、港大學生會協辦的展覽《格物》，將於2020年10月19日至31日期間在香港大學學生會大樓展出一系列跟香港反修例運動相關的藏品。
「格物」一語取自香港大學校訓「眀徳格物」（拉丁文：Sapientia et Virtus），「格物」源於古代儒家思想「格物致知」，意指：研究事物而獲得知識或良知，與拉丁文的Sapientia （智慧）互相呼應。
本展覽提供一個切身體驗的機會，讓參觀者與物件相遇，並探查箇中故事。展覽以物件與錄音並置的方式呈現，營造深刻的現場感，豐富整個故事敘述和「格物」探查的體驗。
物件是資訊的載體。它們的製造、使用和丟棄皆有其目的。物件呈現的形式、功能、出現的時間和地點都能說明其創造者、擁有者和使用者背後的文化和意識形態。自2019年6月反修例運動開始以來，人們不斷以創新的方式來支持這場運動。一些物件因反修例運動而生，同時塑造了運動的發展，並進一步啟發本地以至世界各地的公民抗命。
每件展品背後承載著沉重的代價。部分展品是在遊行集會現場收集的，其餘的是由他人捐贈。儘管這些物件的種類紛繁，它們能回應共同的目的—— 成為連接過去與現在的窗口，述說香港人故事的同時，為香港人發聲。文物展詳情如下：
日期：19 - 31/10
時間：9:30am - 5:30pm
地點：港大學生會大樓一樓
Objournalist is pleased to present Sapientia with the support of HKUSU. The exhibition showcases collected objects associated with the Anti-ELAB Movement in Hong Kong which will be on view from 19 – 31 Oct 2020 at the University of Hong Kong Students’ Union Building.
The title “Sapientia” (gaak3mat6 格物 in Chinese) is part of the school motto of the University of Hong Kong, “Sapientia et Virtus”. “Sapientia” means wisdom in Latin. It echoes with its Chinese equivalent originated from ancient Confucious which refers to investigating things to acquire knowledge.
This exhibition provides an experience of first-hand examination of a set of objects and invites visitors to come closer and pay attention to the process of investigation. Sound and voice recordings are presented alongside the objects, fostering a deeper sense of presence and adding an extra dimension to the whole storytelling and investigating experience.
Objects are vessels of information. Every object is made, used and discarded with a purpose. Their form, function, location and time found speak to the culture and ideology behind their creators, owners and users. Since the beginning of the Anti-ELAB Movement in June 2019, people have been increasingly innovative to find new ways to support the movement. Objects are being invented or repurposed, meanwhile they have shaped the Anti-ELAB Movement and inspired further civil movements locally and abroad.
The objects on display came with their costs. They were created by the locals and collected during on-site visits or donated by the owners. Despite the variety of the collection, they are all here to serve one common purpose – to speak for and of the people of Hong Kong. Through encountering the objects, a window is built from the present reaching the past. Details of the Exhibition are as follows:
Duration：19 - 31/10
Opening hour：9:30am - 5:30pm
Venue：1/F, The Hong Kong University Students’ Union Building
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