於2002年成立的民間博物館計畫，曾策動一系列「街道博物館」計畫，對日常生活的型態、傳統和價值進行盤點，並以「呈視社區」的手法與持着「文化拾遺」的理念，在不同社群環境中進行研究、展覽、出版，提供討論平台，並進而發現潛在，及至未來的設計創新。

 

就如「小作業、大智慧」工匠展致力探討城市中的視覺和物質文化，發掘本土創意和不起眼的民間設計；「整整一條利東街」和「青苗上河圖」呈現人與環境在城市變遷或士紳化下的面貌和故事；韓國安養公共藝術節的「投訴博物館」則展示體現市民參與和政治表態的項目。

 

歷年作品：

整整一條利東街(四部曲) 2005-2009

投訴博物館 2010

青苗上河圖 2010-2011

小作業大智慧：深水埗工匠＋旗津社區計畫 2006 & 2013

 

 

Since 2002, the Community Museum Project (www.hkcmp.org) has developed the Street as Museum project series, aiming to scavenge, take stock, visualize and disseminate local knowledge and values of our everyday cultures. As a curatorial collective from Hong Kong, the CMP researches on and publishes about indigenous creativity, curates exhibitions on local materials and visual culture, as well as discovering “lesser designs” in urban settings (as in the In Search of Marginalized Wisdom Craftspeople Exhibition).

 

The CMP does not work under the museum proper with any “elitist” collection, but works together with concerned communities to represent and articulate pressing issues behind their livelihood practices, amid incessant city gentrification and social changes—as in the projects of Lee Tung Street and Riverside Scene of local Agriculture. In addition, the Museum of Complaints of the Anyang Public Art Project showcased here presents participatory research and civic expressions. By design, these research cum exhibition projects not only attempt to visualize communities in our urban environment, but also provide visual forms of reification that help articulate the under-represented histories and indigenous creativity in daily life.

 

Street as Museum: Lee Tung Street (sequel) 2005-2009

Museum of Complaints 2010

Riverside Scene of Local Agriculture 2010-2011

In Search of Marginalized Wisdom: Craftspeople in Sham Shui Po and Cijin Community Project 2006 & 2013​​​​​​​​​​