Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA)

Robert F. Eberle invented SCAMPER based on Alex Osborn’s idea of the checklist method of brainstorming.

Introduction to SCAMPER

Appreciation and discussion

Resource Kit Overview

Artist Introduction

Discussion

Video Viewing and appreciation

Conceptual art became popular in Europe and America in the 1970s.

Introduction to Conceptual Art

Based on the HKMoA collection, this series, ‘In Touch with Hong Kong Artists’, provides education materials and activity sets designed with the aim to raise the interest in artists and art and culture in Hong Kong. In this resource kit, Pak Sheung-chuen will be introduced.

In Touch with Hong Kong Artists: Pak Sheung-chuen

Visual Arts

The Arts

Mae west_s lips sofa_Salvador Dali.jpg

Mae West’s lips sofa 

The horizon placed at home_Pak Sheung Chuen.jpg

The horizon placed at home

Familiar numbers, unknown telephone_Pak Sheung Chuen.jpg

Familiar numbers, unknown telephone

Adjust the position, shape, size, colour, texture or concept. 

Full moon_Pak Sheung Chuen.jpg

Full moon

A present to the Central Government_Pak Sheung Chuen.jpg

A present to the Central Government

Enlarge, heighten, extend, thicken, accelerate, deepen, shrink, lower, shorten, make thinner, decelerate or reduce. 

Change usual method or apply something in other ways.

Spoonbridge and cherry_Claes and Coosje van Bruggen Oldenburg.jpg

Spoonbridge and Cherry

Rubber duck_Florentijn Hofman.jpg

Rubber duck

Change the usual method or use something in other ways. 

Breathing in a house_Pak Sheung Chuen.jpg

Breathing in a house

Eliminate, omit or simplify some elements.

Reverse, turn upside down, turn inside out or re-arrange the content. 

Resource Kits

Object Library

Museums

In Touch with Hong Kong Artists: Pak Sheung-chuen

Introduction to SCAMPER

What is SCAMPER?