Imagination Across Generations: Summer Art Exhibition 2026
Venue: Jockey Club Atrium, G/F-3/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre
Date: 2026.07.25 - 2026.08.02
Time: 8:00am - 11:00pm
Price: Free
About the Exhibition
Presented by Hong Kong Arts Centre’ Cross-disciplinary Artful Experiences, discovering the creative voices of Hong Kong’s community at Imagination Across Generations Summer Art Exhibition — a unique exhibition presenting works by local children, elders, and ethnic minority youth who took part in our inclusive summer programmes. Each artwork, whether paper clay, painted, or created on an iPad, is a testament to the imagination found in everyday life.
Presented by Hong Kong Arts Centre’ Cross-disciplinary Artful Experiences, discovering the creative voices of Hong Kong’s community at Imagination Across Generations Summer Art Exhibition — a unique exhibition presenting works by local children, elders, and ethnic minority youth who took part in our inclusive summer programmes. Each artwork, whether paper clay, painted, or created on an iPad, is a testament to the imagination found in everyday life.
This exhibition brings together participants of all backgrounds, offering you a glimpse into their stories, dreams, and perspectives. It’s a celebration of diversity, inclusion, and the belief that everyone can create.
Dates: 25 July – 2 August 2026
Venue: Jockey Club Atrium, G-3/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre
Time: 8:00am - 11:00pm
Admission: Free
Dates: 25 July – 2 August 2026
Venue: Jockey Club Atrium, G-3/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre
Time: 8:00am - 11:00pm
Admission: Free
What You’ll See
Sensory Exploration
Seeking Art by Hand: Tactile Art Workshop for Children and Seniors
Through hands-on engagement with clay, people of all ages experimented with three-dimensional form using touch, collaboration, and imagination. This sensory approach encouraged creative thinking beyond sight alone, allowing participants to discover how ideas take shape through tactile perception and shared exploration.
Seeking Art by Hand: Tactile Art Workshop for Children and Seniors
Through hands-on engagement with clay, people of all ages experimented with three-dimensional form using touch, collaboration, and imagination. This sensory approach encouraged creative thinking beyond sight alone, allowing participants to discover how ideas take shape through tactile perception and shared exploration.