DUBLIN CITY CHINESE NEW YEAR 2010
12–21 FEBRUARY 2010 THE YEAR OF THE TIGER
WELCOME DUBLIN
CHINESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL
Building on the success of Dublin Chinese New Year Festival (DCNYF) in the past two years we are delighted to launch our 2010 Festival celebrating the year of the Tiger, in the 4708th year of the Chinese calendar. DCNYF are committed to celebrating Sino-Irish relations showcasing Chinese culture and heritage to a new and wider audience while promoting integration. We are extending the festival into new areas this year, embracing links with our Irish past, new expressions of culture with national institutions and engaging with fresh exciting mediums to explore the intricate connection between our nations. In the year that will see Shanghai host the largest ever World Expo with the theme “Better City, Better Life”, we wish the very best to the Irish Pavilion and all the participants at this wonderful venue on the banks of the Huang Pu river. During these challenging times we hope the powerful and vigorous energy of the Tiger brings fresh innovation, passion and strength to our cities and countries. This is your Festival. This is your city. Welcome to the Dublin Chinese New Year Festival 2010. May the year bring you blessings of great fortune! From all the Dublin Chinese New Year Festival Committee...
Cover Image: Kepala - the male Sumatran tiger at Dublin Zoo Below: Dublin at night by Paula Banks www.paulabanksphotography.com
...Zhong Guo Nian!
The official website for the festival is www.dublin.ie/cyn. All details are correct at time of print. Please check website and media for all updates and changes.
© Paula Banks
2010 YEAR OF THE METAL WHITE TIGER
Third in the Twelve Year Cycle, the Tiger character is fearless, noble and bursting with vigour. They are affectionate, generous and have a great empathy for fellow human beings. Optimistic, tigers have powerful energy and would rather die trying than give up on their ideals. But beware: tigers are loners who don’t care much for company in their quests. They are essentially big babies who need their egos stroked often, and boy do they have huge ones! This courageous and fiery fighter is admired by the ancient Chinese as the sign that keeps away the three main tragedies of a household: fire, thieves and ghosts. Famous people born in the Year of the Tiger: Marco Polo, Ludwig von Beethoven, Oscar Wilde, Agatha Christie, Charles De Gaulle, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Dylan Thomas, Queen Elizabeth II, Marilyn Monroe, Oliver Reed, Tom Cruise, Jodie Foster, George Lee, Penelope Cruz, Leonardo DiCaprio and Katie Taylor. The Tiger gets on best with the Horse, Dragon and Dog but does not work so well with the Rabbit, Monkey, Snake and Ox. The years of the Tiger are 1902, 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998 and 2010.
It is better to have lived one day as a Tiger
than a thousand years as a sheep
Lord Mayor Emer Costello As Lord Mayor and First Citizen of Dublin, I am delighted to extend my best wishes for a Happy New Year to the Chinese community in Ireland. 2010 is the year of the Tiger characterised by vigour, bravery, loyalty and sometimes unpredictability. The participation in the festival of so many of our key cultural institutions, such as the Hugh Lane Gallery, National Museum, National Library, Dublin City Libraries, Dublin Zoo, NCAD and Chester Beatty Library, is particularly welcome. I want to congratulate the organisers for the rich and varied programme of events which will have widespread appeal. The Chinese New Year Festival is now firmly etched into the cultural calendar of the City and showcases not only the intricate culture of China but also shines a light on the long history of established relationships between Ireland and China. The contribution by Dubliners, such as Alfred Chester Beatty, Albert Bender and Augustine Henry, to promoting awareness and knowledge of Chinese culture is very much celebrated during this Festival. I want to acknowledge the positive contribution made to our city over many years by our Chinese community. The Chinese New Year Festival activities will offer us all a chance to celebrate and to learn about the wonderful traditions of a very ancient culture. This festival makes a significant contribution to the diversity of Dublin City and is key to promoting integration amongst all our communities. I hope that 2010 brings good health, good fortune and renewed vigour and strength to all!
Ambassador Liu Biwei On the occasion of the Spring Festival of the Chinese Lunar Year of the Tiger, I, on behalf of the Chinese Embassy, would like to extend my new year greetings to the whole Chinese community in Ireland, wishing you good health, success in your careers and happiness to your families. I would also like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Dublin Chinese New Year Festival and to Dublin City Council for your efforts enhancing exchanges and friendship between the Chinese and Irish people. I wish the celebrations every success! Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China to Ireland
Ambassador Declan Kelleher The Chinese New Year Festival in Dublin has become one of the most dynamic and enjoyable social events in Dublin. It is a window into Chinese culture, both modern and ancient. It is clear that the Chinese community in Dublin has, in a relatively short period of time, become a thriving and integral part of the fabric and culture of the city. I congratulate Dublin City Council and all those involved in the organisation of the festival. I wish them every success with their preparations for the festival in 2010, the Year of the Tiger. I also wish all those Chinese people living in Ireland a happy, prosperous and successful year. Declan Kelleher, Ambassador of Ireland to the People’s Republic of China
TELLING IMAGES OF CHINA
NARRATIVE AND FIGURE PAINTINGS 15TH-20TH CENTURY FROM THE SHANGHAI MUSEUM CHESTER BEATTY LIBRARY DUBLIN CASTLE, DUBLIN 2
DCNYF are delighted that the Chester Beatty Library will present this major exhibition of Chinese paintings to coincide with our 2010 Festival. On loan from one of the world’s finest collections of Chinese art, the Shanghai Museum, the exhibition includes thirty-eight scrolls and albums by artists active in the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties and the early Republican period after 1912. Each of these ‘story paintings’ retells or illustrates a tale from folk and religious lore, oral and official history, poetry or literature. Collectively, these artworks give a taste of China’s rich mythology and lyric tradition. Telling Images of China will run from 12th February to 2nd May 2010 and is generously supported by the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Dublin City and the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation. Lunchtime Lecture Series: Entering a Chinese World Drs Jerusha McCormack and John G. Blair will present a series of lectures based on their comparative culture studies which have been taught in the USA and China over the past thirty years. Beginning with “Re-orientating ourselves to enter a Chinese world” on Thursday 11th February, the lectures will run every Thursday for six weeks and are open to the public. Video Installation: Yang Fudong’s “Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest” Screenings: February 17th, 24th, 28th and March 3rd. First screened to great acclaim at the 2007 Venice Biennale, this is the Irish premiere of the complete five part, black-and-white cinematic masterpiece by Shanghai-based artist Yang Fudong. The artist imbues this mesmerising film with an avant-garde, film noir aesthetic while referencing the legendary Seven Sages, a popular subject in traditional East Asian art. Courtesy of ShanghART Gallery. The Chester Beatty Library will also run workshops and demonstrations on Chinese culture from 19th February until 17th April 2010.
© Shanghai Museum
Full details and times of all events are available at www.cbl.ie and www.dublin.ie/cny
DUBLIN ZOO
DCNYF are delighted to work with Dublin Zoo presenting the two new Tiger cubs Wyneta and Emas who have auspiciously arrived in time for DCNYF 2010.
PHOENIX PARK, DUBLIN 8
Dublin Zoo, a long-established institution within our city boasts great Asian and specifically Chinese specimens of animals and plants. A huge educational resource, this natural link with the animal characters of Chinese astrology provides learning and new discoveries for all, especially families and children. With the Learning & Discovery centre and the various trails through the Zoo, this now annual link with the Zoo will focus especially on the Tiger this year and the two new Tiger cubs. Dublin Zoo will run a week-long programme of activities to celebrate Chinese New Year. Come along and enjoy the fun! Sunday 14th February and Sunday 21st February Chinese Art and Chinese and Irish fairytale sessions Chinese culture often includes artistic representation of animals. Come along to our Learning and Discovery Centre and make some amazing art pieces such as big, bold and beautiful Dragons and magical Tiger Masks. Open to all visitors and no pre-booking required. Saturday 13th February – Sunday 21st February Follow the Asian Trail Get ready to discover some interesting facts about the amazing striped cats, the Chinese Red Panda, the Asian elephant herd and many of the stunning birds. A self-guided trail will be available to all visitors throughout the week. (Visit www.dublinzoo.ie to download trail) Meet the Zookeeper Look out for the schedule of special Keeper talks on animals in the Zoo with particular Asian connections. The Meerkat Restaurant will feature a special Chinese menu for the duration of the festival. To learn more about the DCNYF 2010 at Dublin Zoo and find out what else is happening log on to our website www.dublinzoo.ie Alternatively please call 01 4748900, Email: info@dublinzoo.ie
SINO-CELTIC LOVE A CENTURY OF FASHION TREASURY HOLDINGS ART SPACE, GROUND FLOOR, BURLINGTON ROAD, DUBLIN 2 8th FEBRUARY-19th FEBRUARY
DCNYF are delighted to collaborate with Birr Castle Demesne, John Rocha, the National College of Art and Design and Treasury Holdings to present this beautiful collection of fashion from the early 20th century to the present day. This exhibition shows the stunning Birr Castle family collection of exquisite designs from Irene Gilbert, Charles James (Snow White Dress 1938, detail below), Norman Hartnell, Jacqmar and Guyu with the beautiful 2010 Spring Summer Collection from John Rocha. This exhibition is accompanied with photographs highlighting fashion’s living history, against a background of traditional Chinese music.
BIRR CASTLE BIRR, CO OFFALY
DCNYF are delighted to collaborate with Birr Castle, Brendan Parsons, the Seventh Earl of Rosse and his family on many aspects of the festival. Birr Castle situated in the heart of Ireland in Co. Offaly has a fascinating history that includes extensive, long-established links with China. Among its treasures are the famous Giant Telescope, a Historic, Science and Photographic Centre, a magnificent botanic collection of plants from all over the world including the Yunan province woodland. Part of the rich collection of artefacts here are key to events in the 2010 festival. Birr Demesne is a delight to visit, walk through and enjoy all year around. For more information see www.birrcastle.com Magnolia Delavayi
CHINESE AND IRISH FAIRYTALES AND ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOPS
Dublin City Public Libraries will host a number of Chinese and Irish Fairytale workshops, Tiger Talks and Arts and Crafts sessions over the festival period. Irish storytellers Seosamh O’Maolalai and Aideen McBride will present tales from a book Chinese Fairytales lovingly translated into English by a key forefather of Sino-Irish relations the Hon. Desmond Parsons of Birr Castle from his travels to Peking, China in the 1930’s.
8th FEBRUARY-19th FEBRUARY Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane – Arts and Craft workshops: Create your own Chinese lanterns with a romantic twist for Valentine’s Day at Dublin Hugh Lane. Led by artist Beth O’Halloran Saturday 13th February 3-4pm Full details, times and booking available at www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie or at www.dublin.ie/cny
A DUBLINER’S COLLECTION OF ASIAN ART THE ALBERT BENDER EXHIBITION NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND DECORATIVE ARTS & HISTORY COLLINS BARRACKS, DUBLIN 7
LAPIS LAZULI THE POEM ON THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRELAND KILDARE STREET, DUBLIN 2 17th FEBRUARY 7PM
The beautiful collection of over 260 Asian artefacts collected and donated by Dublin born Albert M. Bender (1866-1941) is another cultural journey for the DCNYF. Key textiles of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and a Daoist’s priest robe from 17th/18th century China are just a few of the wide and diverse pieces from the exhibition: A Dubliner’s Collection of Asian Art. Also on display in The Museum is the What’s in Store exhibition, which includes such Chinese material as lacquer, jade, ivory, enamel, statuary, painting and metalwork. Special attention should also be given to The Fonthill Vase – the earliest documented piece of Chinese porcelain in Europe. Demonstrations in martial arts, Kung Fu and Tai Chi will be given making Collins Barracks a key destination for Chinese culture in Dublin. Free Admission to exhibitions. Further information: www.museum.ie The “Lapis Lazuli” is a very rare carved and inscribed stone, which was gifted to W.B. Yeats on his 70th birthday by the young poet Harry Clifton. It is now on loan from the Yeats estate to the National Library of Ireland. This event is a unique opportunity to discover historic links with China and celebrate a shared sino-hibernian heritage. Dr. Jerusha McCormack will give a keynote lecture “The Poem on the Mountain” which was written by W.B. Yeats about the Lapis Lazuli. The Yeats exhibition is in residence at the National Library of Ireland. Event is free and no booking necessary. Places limited.
READING THE SELF, READING THE OTHERS PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION AND CROSS COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS 15-19 ESSEX STREET WEST TEMPLE BAR, DUBLIN 8 14th-20th FEBRUARY
CHINESE PLANTS WITH IRISH ROOTS
LECTURE ON CHINESE BOTANICAL PLANTS AND SCREENING OF CHINESE DOCUMENTARY EDUCATION AND VISITOR CENTRE NATIONAL BOTANIC GARDENS GLASNEVIN, DUBLIN 9
Reading the Self, Reading Others is a cross community art project curated by artists Jay Koh and Thomas O’Connor inviting Chinese and Irish participants to construct visual images of themselves to be seen and read by others. It aims to open up constructive dialogue between the two communities on cross-cultural readings: what, why and how we read ourselves and others. Daily themed lunchtime conversations and a special visitor’s area for informal art activities such as photography and drawing will be part of the exhibit. All materials, equipment and guidance are provided free of charge with complimentary refreshments everyday. Wednesday 17th is a special day focused on youth. Full details at www.dublin.ie/cny
Tuesday 16th February 7 p.m. Screening: “The Yangtze River” In association with Sun Emerald Media and CCTV this beautifully shot film will be screened following the life of this great river from its source high in the Alps to its final destination in the East China sea near Shanghai. Wednesday 17th February 3 p.m. Lecture – “China: A Land of Diversity, Its People and Plants.” Seamus O’Brien, Head gardener at the National Botanic Gardens, Kilmacurragh Arboretum and well known plantsman has travelled widely, taking part in many plant expeditions in China. He is renowned for his interest in the plants and culture of this diverse and wonderful country and will share his Chinese experiences at the talk. Places limited. Check website for key details.
Hamamelis mollis, Chinese witch hazel
THE CHINESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL CARNIVAL WOLFE TONE PARK, JERVIS STREET, DUBLIN 1 SUNDAY 14th FEBRUARY 12 NOON-7PM
To welcome in the Chinese New Year of the Tiger on Valentine’s Day, DCNYF together with Dublin City Council, Vodafone and Down to Earth Events present a special Chinese carnival. This will include interactive art workshops, Chinese food and craft stalls, information booths, authentic Chinese performances with dragon and lion dances, tai chi and martial arts displays. A special musical and dance Troupe from Shanghai University will present a spectacular show as part of the carnival celebrations. They will perform a selection of exquisite pieces of traditional music and Chinese ribbon and sword dances. Full details available at www.dublin.ie/cny
A DESTINATION FOR ALL
In July 2010 the Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra will tour China. Opening the Beijing Festival summer concert series at the National Centre for the Performing Arts, they will also tour the great concert halls of Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hang Zhou, Suzhou, and Qingdao as well as performing at the 2010 “World Expo” in Shanghai. The DPO builds business and cultural links between Ireland and the world, bringing awareness of “Brand Ireland” and “Dublin” to an international audience.
DANCE WITH THE TIGERS
DCNYF are delighted to collaborate with Shanghai University, University College Cork, The Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra and the Chinese Chiu Chung Lung Ying Academy who will perform at various events in the 2010 festival. The Shanghai University Troupe will perform their programme Swan and Peacock in Dublin, University College Cork and NUI Maynooth. These artists will also perform at the official closing ceremony on Sunday 21st February in Kildare Village Retail Outlet from 1-4pm.
THE DUBLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
DCNYF SINO-IRISH ENTERTAINMENT 2010
A special Chinese New Year’s/Valentine’s Day concert with these artists will take place in the Kevin Barry Room at the National Concert Hall, Dublin on Sunday 14th February at 7pm. Tickets are €10 each and numbers are strictly limited. Tickets from February 1st at National Concert Hall, Box Office 10am-6pm Monday to Saturday, (2 hours before concert on Sunday) Telephone 01 417 0000 Online: www.nch.ie, Email: info@nch.ie No booking fees.
IRELAND CHINA ASSOCIATION BUSINESS BRIEFING SHANGHAI WORLD EXPO 2010 CITY WALL SPACE, DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL WOOD QUAY, DUBLIN 2 WEDNESDAY 10th FEBRUARY
Shanghai World Expo 2010 will be the biggest International event ever with 70 million visitors expected to attend between May and October 2010. Shanghai World Expo will host pavilions from 194 countries at a site of over 5km2 all exhibiting under the theme of “Better City, Better Life�. The Ireland pavilion was designed by the Office of Public Works and will occupy a site of 3,000 sqm. The pavilion exhibit will be complemented by cultural and commercial programmes currently being prepared by the Expo team at the Department of the Taoiseach in consultation with the State promotional agencies. The Ireland China Association will present a business-focused briefing on business opportunities at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 in City Wall Space on Wednesday 10th February at 7pm sharp. Speakers will include The Commissioner General of the Irish National Pavilion, the Ireland China Association, and the Porterhouse Group. The Porterhouse Group has won the world-wide unique privilege of being not alone the only Irish company at Shanghai World Expo 2010, but also the only catering company that does not already have a presence in China to be invited to cater for visitors to the World Expo. At Shanghai World Expo 2010, Porterhouse will present the best of Irish cuisine together with the full range of traditionally brewed award winning Porterhouse craft beers in a magnificent contemporary Irish setting. The Porterhouse group will share their unique experience of China, their success in winning the contract and their plans for the Expo and beyond.
Bookings: Ireland China Association: info@irelandchina.org : 01 661 2182 www.irelandchina.org
Porterhouse China launching at Shanghai World Expo 2010
Now taking bookings for lunch, dinner and drinks @ Shanghai World Expo expo@theporterhouse.ie 01 6715715 www.theporterhouse.ie
A TIGER TONIC FOR A TOUSLED ECONOMY
SINO-IRISH BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP SEMINAR HILTON HOTEL CHARLEMONT PLACE, DUBLIN 2 THURSDAY 18th FEBRUARY 8.30am-2pm
DCC in partnership with UCD Smurfit Business School, the Ireland China Association and New Tigers Consultancy present a seminar on Sino-Irish business and entrepreneurship examining key successes and challenges for business as well as emerging entrepreneurs and innovators in the current economy of both countries. Key speakers will include representatives from UCD Smurfit Business School, Ireland China Association, Silver Hill Foods, Enterprise Ireland and the Irish Exporters Association among others. Seminar 8.30am-2pm Please see www.dublin.ie/cny for more details or email dcnyf@dublin.ie if you wish to attend.
Hilton Dublin is proud to be part of the Dublin Chinese New Year Festival 2010 As the official hospitality partner, the Hilton Dublin will be serving authentic Chinese menu prepared by Chef, Kevin Zhang from 11th-18th February in our ‘Stil’ Bar & Lounge and ‘Uisce’ Restaurant, as well as hosting the Irish-Chinese business seminar on the 18th February
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WOOD QUAY VENUE DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL WOOD QUAY, DUBLIN 2
Officially opened by President Mary McAleese in 2009, Wood Quay Venue is an imaginative and exciting new development, incorporating City Wall Space and My City Exhibition. Wood Quay Venue is located in Dublin City Council, Civic Offices, Wood Quay and is accessed along the walkway directly behind the amphitheatre in the Civic Offices Park. City Wall Space City Wall Space is a spectacular new state of the art facility available for hire. It is at basement level with a seating capacity for up to 150 people. Top of the range wifi, AV systems and recording facilities are available on site. This unique space features the original Hiberno Viking City Wall dating from 1100AD. The Venue was designed by McCullough Mulvin Architects as part of the implementation of the Dublin City Walls and Defence Conservation Plan. My City Exhibition My City Exhibition is a modern multimedia permanent exhibition that provides information on Dublin City today, while also showcasing plans for the coherent future development of the City. A 3D, interactive map of Dublin will allow visitors to explore the projects and developments that will shape the future of the City. Six multimedia kiosks deal with the themes of culture, enterprise, environment, movement, people and places within the city. A seventh kiosk houses an interactive display highlighting the history and evolution of the City from as far back as the first settlement of the Vikings in 841 AD. Informative, educational, inspiring and communicative, a visit to My City Exhibition is guaranteed to be an interesting experience for everyone. My City Exhibition is open 9.30am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday, Saturdays 10.00am – 4.00pm Admission to My City Exhibition is free of charge. For all information and bookings Phone: +353 1 2222840, +353 1 2222857, Fax: +353 1 2222278 E-mail: woodquayvenue@dublincity.ie Web: www.woodquayvenue.ie or www.dublincity.ie
THANK YOU DUBLIN
CHINESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL
DCNYF Committee would like to express its sincere thanks to all the institutions, organisations, groups and individuals who have been an enormous help in bringing this festival to fruition. While we cannot mention all here in name, a full acknowledgement list is on our official website www.dublin.ie/cny We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our main sponsors Dublin City Council, Treasury Holdings, Ireland China Association and Hilton Hotel. A special word of thanks must go to the following individuals and institutions for their support, patronage and dedication: His Excellency, Mr Liu Biwei, Ambassador at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Ireland, Lord Rosse Birr Castle Demesne, CCTV, Chester Beatty Library, China Green, Chinese Chiu Chung Lung Ying Academy, Chinese Ireland Media, Department of the Taoiseach, DFK Crowley’s, Down to Earth Events, Dr. Jerusha Mc Cormack, Dublin City Council especially Dublin City Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin City Libraries, Events Unit, Press Office, Community and Enterprise Section, Mapping Section and the Office for Integration, Dublin.ie, Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra, Dublin Zoo, Encore Productions, Golden Beach Supermarket, Ireland Chinese Information & Cultural Centre, Irish Exporters Association, John Rocha, Kildare Village, Limelight Design, National Botanic Gardens, National College of Art and Design, National Concert Hall, National Library of Ireland, National Museum of Ireland Decorative Arts and History Collins Barracks, New Tigers Consultancy Ltd, Office of the Minister for Integration, Paula Banks Photography, Porterhouse, Shanghai University, Silver Hill Foods, Sun Emerald Media, The Church Bar & Club, Tiger Beer, University College Cork, UCD Smurfit Business School, UCD Applied Language Centre and Vodafone. The information in this brochure is correct at time of printing but is subject to change. Please check the website www.dublin.ie/cny and follow us on facebook and twitter for updates and information.