Arts in Words
If art could be heard, how would you imagine the world beyond what you see?
"Art in Words" is an experiential journey between vision and imagination. With live narration transforming images into language, you are invited to explore shifting lights and spaces—not with your eyes, but with your ears.
Close your eyes and let a hidden world of art unfold in your imagination.
Audio Description Workshop
| Date | Time | Venue | |
| Session 1 | September 6, 2026 (Sun) | 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm | Eric Hotung Studio, LB/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre |
| Session 2 | 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm |
| Date | Time | Venue |
| September 12, 2026 (Sat) | 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm | Louis Koo Cinema, UB/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre |
* This activity will be conducted in Cantonese.
Free Registration: Click here
HKAC Flagship Exhibition: Live Audio Description Guided Tour
Open your ears, spark your imagination, and join us on a unique journey that celebrates accessibility, creativity, and the richness of art from multiple perspectives.
Registration: Coming Soon
About the Audio Describers
Dorothy Ngan is the founder of DSTUDIO, dedicated to advancing accessibility services, audio description promotion, and training in the arts sector. Committed to building an inclusive society rooted in care, respect, and innovation, Dorothy has delivered training for docents and audio describers across various organisations. Her project leadership includes the “Share Your Sight Pilot Project” (2021–2022) and “Research on Accessible Theatre in Hong Kong – Overcoming Visual Barriers” (2019), both supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the West Kowloon Young Fellows Scheme. She has also played a key role in providing accessibility support for M+ Access Tours and Workshops.
Kimmy Chan is an accessibility coordinator, arts educator, and audio describer with an MA in Philosophy. Committed to promoting social equity and arts participation for people of all abilities, she specialises in creating inclusive, shared art-viewing experiences for both sighted and visually impaired audiences. Kimmy has led a range of initiatives advancing inclusion, including coordinating the ‘Share Your Sight Pilot Project’ (2021–2022), funded by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, and the ‘Audio-Tactile Chinese Characters’ project (2022–2023), organised by the Department of Cultural and Creative Arts at The Education University of Hong Kong.
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