[分享]舊中環警署->藝術館

發表於: 2008-01-12 05:54:59 文章主題: [分享]舊中環警署->藝術館

1: Works of art are displayed inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

2:Works of art are displayed inside a former prison at HongKong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of thelast reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, whichfunctioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned intoa museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

3:Works of art are displayed inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

4: Works of art are displayed inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

5: Photos of photojournalist Vincent Yu are displayed inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

6: Bamboo scaffolding as works of art are displayed inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

7: Shopping bags are used in an art piece inside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

8: A visitor walks pass inside a hallway in the former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 9, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on Wednesday.

9: A visitor walks pass inside an exhibition room in the former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

10: Visitors look through the windows inside an exhibition room in the former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

11: An office building is seen through wires from within a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned to a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.

12:A visitor walks down the stairs outside a former prison at Hong Kong's historic Central Police Station January 11, 2008. As one of the last reminders of Hong Kong's colonial heritage, the compound, which functioned as a police station, dormitory, and prison, was turned into a museum cum art gallery and opened to the public on January 9, 2008.