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2019香港藝術發展局藝術範疇代表提名推選活動2019 Nomination Of 2019香港藝術發展局藝術範疇代表提名推選活動 2019 Nomination of Representatives for the Hong Kong Arts Development Council 合資格藝術團體登記選民人數 Number of Registered Voters from Eligible Arts Organisations 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters 1A Group Limited 1A Group Limited 5 37度創作社 37C Creative Studio 7 晞蕾舞蹈團 Abby Dance Studio 6 演戲家族有限公司 Actors' Family Limited 2 A2創作社 Actors' Square 4 求祈劇社 ACTS 6 碧華舞蹈團 Alan & Becky Dance Group 4 愛麗絲劇場實驗室有限公司 Alice Theatre Laboratory Limited 4 明儀合唱團 Allegro Singers 36 全人藝動 Art for All 2 藝術在醫院有限公司 Art In Hospital Limited 17 創藝傳音話劇團 Art Mission 5 天趣國際藝術傳播有限公司 Art of Nature International Co., Limited 3 藝堅峰有限公司 Art Peak Theatre Works Limited 1 藝緣畫會 Artmatch Group 1 香港展能藝術會 Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong 14 亞歐文化促進會 Asia & Europe Culture Association 1 亞洲藝術文獻庫有限公司 Asia Art Archive Limited 3 亞洲國際藝術家協會 Asia International Artists Association 6 Asia WPA Group Limited Asia WPA Group Limited 4 亞洲華文作家協會香港分會 Asian Chinese Writers Association Hong Kong 2 亞洲文化協會基金會有限公司 Asian Cultural Council (HK) Foundation Limited 15 Association for the Development of Traditional 傳統戲曲發展聯會 1 Operas 當代中國書畫家聯合總會 Association of Contemporary Chinese Artists 1 1 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters 沁穎曲藝社 Association of Harmony 1 Association of Hong Kong Visual Arts and Culture 香港視藝文化教育協會有限公司 9 Education Limited 文化工作經理協會 Association of Managers, Cultural Services 7 香港現代音樂協會 Avant Music Group Association of Hong Kong 1 繽紛歌藝團 Band Friend Music Association 1 香港紫荊藝術團 Bauhinia Troupe H.K. 2 彩之墨書畫會 Beauty of Ink 11 京港藝術協會 Beijing And Hong Kong Art Association 6 美聲匯基金有限公司 Bel Canto Singers Foundation Limited 5 Beyond Bollywood Limited Beyond Bollywood Limited 1 人體藝術協會 Body Arts Association 1 波希青年合唱團 Boheme Youth Choir 10 生息藝術文化 Breathe Life Arts and Culture 2 耀群聲粵劇團 Bright Sing Cantonese Opera Troupe 1 艷紅梅曲藝社 Brilliant Red Plum Music Association 1 研墨會 Brush & Ink Club 7 Calligraphy and Painting Study Association of 香港福建書畫研究會 28 Hong Kong Fukienese 香港長青詩社 Chang Qing Poets' Association 13 楚城 Chasing Theatre 67 中國香港書法學會 China Hong Kong Institute of Calligraphy 15 瓷戲劇社 China Theatre 4 China Universities Alumini (H.K.) Association 中國高等院校香港校友會聯合會合唱團 20 Chorus Troupe 中華文化藝術學會有限公司 Chinese Culture & Art Institute Limited 2 中國畫學會香港 Chinese Ink Painting Institute Hong Kong 4 香港國學藝術教育中心 Chinese Language and Sinology Education Center 24 華夏民族文化教育基金會 Chinese National And Cultural Foundation 12 粵藝研修學會 Chinese Opera Research Association 4 2 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters 青雨舞台 Ching And Theater 1 春風畫會 Chun Fung Art Club 10 中英劇團有限公司 Chung Ying Theatre Company (HK) Limited 22 香港城市室樂團有限公司 City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong Limited 1 城市當代舞蹈團有限公司 City Contemporary Dance Company Limited 6 7A 班戲劇組 Class 7A Drama Group Limited 3 Collegium Musicum Hong Kong Collegium Musicum Hong Kong 4 社群藝術網絡 Community Art Network 7 Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong 香港作曲家及作詞家協會有限公司 211 Limited 香港當代陶藝協會 Contemporary Ceramic Society (HK) 4 華革粵劇團 Cra Cantonese Opera Troupe 4 海峽兩岸文化協會 Cross Straits Culture Association 5 中大合唱協會有限公司 CU Chorus Association Limited 11 文化地圖 Cultamap 9 舞工廠體藝會 Dance Factory Sporting Club 1 舞林有限公司 Danceland (Holdings) Limited 1 工俱舞蹈團 Dancing Group of Workers' Club 18 蒲公英(香港)兒童文化中心 Dandelion Children Culture of Hong Kong 1 Departure Departure 1 龍騰舞蹈藝術中心有限公司 Dragon Dance And Arts Centre Limited 1 劇場工作室有限公司 Drama Gallery Limited 1 夢軒舞集 Dream Dance Troupe 2 文化度 Du Cultural Access 4 香港早期音樂協會 Early Music Society of Hong Kong 3 藝霖演藝協會 Eileen Studio Of Arts 5 長者文娛協會 Elderly Recreational Association 5 雯藝軒 Emily Music Forum 47 3 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters 東邊舞蹈團(香港)有限公司 E-Side Dance Company (HK) Limited 6 設計對白 Fableist Ensemble 5 節日室內樂團 Festival Chamber Orchestra 1 艾菲斯劇團 Fiesta Space 1 花好音樂有限公司 Flower Music Company Limited 3 賽璐珞影像文化 Fotologue Culture 2 自由空間有限公司 Free Association Limited 6 鮮浪潮電影有限公司 Fresh Wave Film Festival Limited 2 海天書畫會 Friends of Hai Tian Zhai, Hong Kong 10 盈紳有限公司 - 李安姿當代空間 Gain Ever Limited - Contemporary By Angela Li 1 篋敲擊樂團 Gip Percussion Ensemble 1 全球生態畫家協會 Global Ecology Painting Association 2 弓弦作樂 Goin' Music 3 華麗歌舞團 Gorgeous Dance and Singing Group 3 福戲網絡 Gospel Theatre Network 5 Green Hill Anglo-Chinese Arts Performance 青苗中西藝術表演團 1 Troupe 青苗藝智有限公司 Greenery Arts Limited 1 平地映社 Ground Up 28 漢服交流團 Hanfu Exchange Programmes 3 漢韵樂團 Hanring Orchestra 7 欣韻合唱團 Harmonic Singers 6 她說創作單位 Herstory Polygon 38 HK Art of Nature International Feminist Art 香港天趣國際女性藝術研究會 3 Research Society HK Association of Theatre Technicians and 香港舞台技術及設計人員協會有限公司 10 Scenographers Co. Ltd. HK Guangxi Community Organisations Federation 香港廣西社團總會藝術團有限公司 4 Art Troupe Limited HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity 香港兆基創意書院校董會有限公司 16 Management Committee Limited 皓暉藝社 Ho Fai Society 1 4 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters Hong Kong & Macau Intangible Cultural Heritage 港澳非物質文化遺產發展研究會有限公司 3 Research Centre Limited Hong Kong (Overseas) Literators & Artists 香港(海外)文學藝術家協會有限公司 4 Association Limited Hong Kong Academy For Performing Arts 香港演藝學院學生會 164 Students' Union 香港美術專科學校(1952) Hong Kong Academy of Fine Arts (1952) 5 Hong Kong Academy of Fine Arts Alumni 香港美術專科學校校友會 1 Association 香港業餘管弦樂團 Hong Kong Amateur Orchestra 9 香港藝術及設計聯會有限公司 Hong Kong Art & Design Community Limited 2 Hong Kong Art and Culture Anywhere Foundation 香港悠揚文化藝術基金會有限公司 4 Association Limited 香港畫廊協會有限公司 Hong Kong Art Gallery Association Limited 3 香港美術研究會 Hong Kong Art Researching Association 51 Hong Kong Arts Administrators Association 香港藝術行政人員協會有限公司 4 Limited 香港藝術聯會 Hong Kong Arts Association 1 香港藝術中心 Hong Kong Arts Centre 26 Hong Kong Arts Culture Exchange & Promote 香港演藝文化交流促進會 1 Association 香港藝術交流中心 Hong Kong Arts Exchange Centre 9 香港藝術節協會有限公司 Hong Kong Arts Festival Society Limited 19 香港音樂教育家協會 Hong Kong Association for Music Educators 2 Hong Kong Association of Cantonese Opera 香港粵劇學者協會有限公司 9 Scholars Limited Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony 香港浸會大學管弦樂團 10 Orchestra Hong Kong Beijing International Art Exchange 港京國際藝術交流協會 1 Association 香港書評家協會 Hong Kong Book Reviewers Association 3 香港書法篆刻學會 Hong Kong Calligraphy and Seal Carving Society 18 香港廣東音樂團 Hong Kong Cantonese Orchestra 1 香港室內中樂團 Hong Kong Chamber Chinese Orchestra 7 香港兒童文藝協會 Hong Kong Children's Arts Society 1 香港書畫學會 Hong Kong Chinese Art Society 1 香港中華文化藝術節 Hong Kong Chinese Arts Festival 1 5 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters Hong Kong Chinese Calligraphy and Art 香港書藝會 17 Association 香港國文學會 Hong Kong Chinese Language Association 2 香港華音藝術團 Hong Kong Chinese Music Arts Association 1 香港中樂團有限公司 Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Limited 22 香港城市中樂團 Hong Kong City Chinese Orchestra 25 香港作曲家聯會有限公司 Hong Kong Composers' Guild Limited 9 Hong Kong Creart Photographic Association 香港創藝攝影學會有限公司 19 Limited 香港創意藝術中心有限公司 Hong Kong Creative Arts Centre Limited 4 香港創意媒體文化協會 Hong Kong Creative Media Cultural Association 9 香港文化藝術基金會 Hong Kong Culture and Art Foundation 2 香港文化藝術推廣協會 Hong Kong Culture and Art Promotion Association 8 Hong Kong Culture Association Charitable 香港各界文化促進會慈善基金有限公司 23 Foundation Limited 香港各界文化促進會有限公司 Hong Kong Culture Association Limited 58 香港文化監察 Hong Kong Culture Monitor 3 香港博物館館長協會 Hong Kong Curators Association 13 香港舞蹈聯盟有限公司 Hong Kong Dance Alliance Limited 2 香港舞蹈團有限公司 Hong Kong Dance Company Limited 4 香港舞蹈總會有限公司 Hong Kong Dance Federation Limited 97 香港龍窯關注組 Hong Kong Dragon Kiln Concern Group 8 Hong Kong Drama/Theatre and Education Forum 香港教育劇場論壇有限公司 6 Limited 香江民族舞蹈團 Hong Kong Ethnic Dance Group 5 香港戲劇協會 Hong Kong Federation of Drama Societies 8 香港影評人協會有限公司 Hong Kong Film Critics' Association Limited 2 香港電影評論學會有限公司 Hong Kong Film Critics Society Limited 5 香港電影導演會有限公司 Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Limited 25 Hong Kong Five Senses Education Experimental 香港五感感知教育劇場 4 Theatre 香港福建福州閩劇團 Hong Kong Fujian Fuzhou Min Opera Troupe 1 6 團體名稱 (中文) 團體名稱 (英文) 登記選民人數 Name of Organisation (Chinese) Name of Organisation (English) No. of Registered Voters 香港綠畫會 Hong Kong Green Painting Association 1 香港海天藝術中心 Hong Kong Hoi Tin Arts Centre 5 Hong Kong Housing Department Painting and 香港房屋署書畫尚友會 13 Calligraphy Interest Group 香港湖南舞蹈坊 Hong Kong Hunan Dancing Square 1 墨色間香港水墨研究學會 Hong Kong Ink Association 10 Hong Kong Institute of Professional Photographers 香港專業攝影師公會有限公司 1 Ltd Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection 香港非物質文化遺產保護協會 1 Association 香港國際藝術劇院有限公司 Hong Kong International Arts Theatre Limited 1 香港國際創意學會 Hong Kong International Association of Creativity 9 Hong Kong International Exchange of Artists 香港國際藝術家交流協會 2 Association Hong Kong International Musicians & Artists 香港國際音樂及藝術家協會 4 Association Hong Kong International Philosophy And Culture 香港國際哲學文化協會 1 Association Hong Kong Joint Arts Development Center Co. 香港聯合藝術發展中心有限公司 5 Limited 香港蘭亭學會 Hong Kong Lan Ting Society 35 Hong Kong Literary Criticism Society Company 香港文學評論學會有限公司 2 Limited 香港文學促進協會 Hong Kong Literature Promoted Association 18 香港弘雅丹青學會 Hong Kong Macro Grace Art Association 33 Hong Kong Motion Picture Industry Association 香港影業協會有限公司 24 Limited 香港音樂文學學會 Hong Kong Music & Literature Society 6 香港油畫研究會 Hong Kong Oil Painting Research Society 22 香港書畫家交流協會 Hong Kong Painter - Calligrapher Association 1 Hong Kong Photographic Culture
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