ADAHK is thrilled to present the solo exhibition ‘Everyday Life of Alvin Li,’ featuring artist with disability, Alvin Li. The exhibition invites audiences to savour Alvin’s creations and explore how art shapes his unique world.

‘Words and pictures are integral to Alvin’s daily life.’ With a pen always at hand, he has cultivated the habit of capturing everyday moments, deeply connecting his inner thoughts with his surroundings. This exhibition showcases a diverse array of Alvin’s paintings, diary books, and commissioned works by ADAHK, highlighting the unique perspectives conveyed through his art. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this captivating journey!

The Disney Dream Makers Arts Development Program is a new scholarship initiative launched jointly by Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and ADAHK. Its goal is to support young artists with disabilities, under the age of 19, by providing funding for art courses or self-initiated art projects. This program aims to help them develop their artistic skills and cultivate creativity. In conjunction with this initiative, ADAHK’s artist with disability, Jack Lee is hosting a solo exhibition titled ‘Jack’s Beautiful Journey: East Meets West.’ This exhibition showcases the paintings Jack created during his travels in England and Hangzhou over the summer, capturing various scenic spots and landmarks. Through his unique perspective and vivid brushstrokes, Jack immerses the audience in a beautiful experience, allowing them to appreciate the world in a way that blends poetry with painting.

Imagine a bustling scene filled with vibrant food carts and the inviting ambience of a Hong Kong-style tea restaurant. Picture the ceramics that hold our meals or the rich aroma of calligraphy ink on paper—these simple moments of daily life resonate deeply within us, often without our conscious awareness. Join us at the pop-up exhibition for the ‘A Bit More than Arts Festival 2025,’ where selected artworks from the ‘Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant - Inclusive Arts Project’ will be on display. This captivating collection, ‘Flavours from Memory,’ offers a unique glimpse into the experiences and emotions held dear by the creators.

Karen Chan, artist with disability from ADAHK, uses her camera and keen sense of body awareness to capture the beauty of the world around her. Instead of searching for specific subjects, she remains open to her environment, recording the moments that resonate with her through her lens. As an actress, Karen infuses her photography with bodily awareness, creative intuition, and imagination. In her first solo exhibition, Karen will showcase her photography, highlighting her unique ability to experience the world in a truly special way. Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage in Guided Tours and Body Scan Workshop led by Karen, making this a truly enriching experience. 

ADAHK will provide Accessible Guided Tours for Tai Kwun, now including the new permanent exhibition at Central Magistracy. A fresh look at the building includes the experiences of people who passed through the Magistracy. The exhibition explores its role in Hong Kong’s criminal justice system, starting in 1841 and ending with the building’s decommissioning in 1979. The exhibition highlights the importance of this heritage site in Hong Kong’s urban history. It also invites us to think more generally about questions of equity and justice in society. The Accessible Guided Tours will be customised based on the specific needs of each group, including barrier-free routes facilitated by adjusted tour content. Sign Interpretation, Audio Description and Tactile Tools are also available for groups with different needs and learning styles.

For Enquiry and Group Registration: info@taikwun.hk

We will provide Arts Accessibility services for the art programmes below. You are most welcome to enjoy and participate.

HKT x WESTK POPFEST by West Kowloon Cultural District (Accessible Tour)

Mickey and the Wondrous Book’ by Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (Theatrical Interpretation)

ADAHK does not receive any regular government subvention. Our operation relies on donations from individuals, corporations and foundations alike. With support like yours, people with disabilities can continue exploring the world through the arts and develop the artistic talent that enables them to shine much brighter than they can imagine.

Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong
Tel.: 2855 9548
E-mail: ada@adahk.org.hk; marketing@adahk.org.hk 
Address: 4/F, Causeway Bay Community Centre, 7 Fook Yum Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong