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【Grand opening of the ‘Recycling Shop’】E-news November 2022 |
‘Green．Art’ HSBC Hong Kong Community Festival: ‘Recycling Shop’ Black Box Production and Post-performance Talk
The original play ‘Recycling Shop’, starring professional actors and artists with disabilities, explores the relationship between environmental protection and day-to-day life from the perspective of people with disabilities. The play endeavours to promote green living and raise public awareness towards environmental protection.
Inside the recycling shop,
He, reducing waste, yet deepening self-doubt;
She, losing her job, yet gaining the determination to chase her dreams;
He, wishing to possess an old belonging, yet authorizing the present to go by;
She, he, you, or me ----
Between purchasing and consuming, keeping and letting go,
There lingers the story of one's lifting and putting down, along with gaining and losing.
Date: 19 November, 26 November 2022
Time: 5 pm, 8:30 pm (Approximately 1.5 hours per session without intermission)
Venue: Black Lab, ADA Arts Hub
Address: Unit A, Black Lab, 12/F., The Globe, 79 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Target: For all (Participant under 12 years old must be accompanied by a parent/guardian)
Language: Cantonese
Fee: Free of charge
Please click here for the online application. (Chinese version available only. Feel free to contact us if you need any assistance)
Please click here for more information
* This project is supported by HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme
* A limited quota for each show will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Inside the recycling shop,
He, reducing waste, yet deepening self-doubt;
She, losing her job, yet gaining the determination to chase her dreams;
He, wishing to possess an old belonging, yet authorizing the present to go by;
She, he, you, or me ----
Between purchasing and consuming, keeping and letting go,
There lingers the story of one's lifting and putting down, along with gaining and losing.
Date: 19 November, 26 November 2022
Time: 5 pm, 8:30 pm (Approximately 1.5 hours per session without intermission)
Venue: Black Lab, ADA Arts Hub
Address: Unit A, Black Lab, 12/F., The Globe, 79 Wing Hong Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Target: For all (Participant under 12 years old must be accompanied by a parent/guardian)
Language: Cantonese
Fee: Free of charge
Please click here for the online application. (Chinese version available only. Feel free to contact us if you need any assistance)
Please click here for more information
* This project is supported by HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme
* A limited quota for each show will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
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‘Artworks: Marching ‧ Forward’ Finale Showcase & Exhibition
The ‘ArtWorks: Advanced Arts and Professional Development Workshops’ provides six advanced training courses in visual and performing arts, including photography, sand painting, devising theatre, dance, character design and painting. After a vigorous 180-hour multi-faceted training, students are now ready for graduation.
With the title ‘Artworks: Marching ‧ Forward’, the finale showcase and exhibition will run for ten consecutive days, including interactive art booths, showcase performance, exhibition, guided tours and workshops. The title nodded at the artists with disabilities’ journey in the arts and their desire to actively engage in the local creative industry as independent and all-rounded artists in the near future. Please click here for more information |
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Our Living Library ‧ Neighbours Go Touring
Co-organised by curator Grace Cheng, Art in Hospital and ADAHK, the public participation programme of Oil Street Art Space’s ‘Our Living Library’, aptly named ‘Neighbours Go Touring’, is now available for enrollment! Artists with disabilities engineer different community plans to engage the public to exchange life stories and create different possibilities through a series of art happenings. The programme will last two weeks, including an artwork exhibition and public participation sessions. The brand new Oi! Glassie becomes a library of living experiences and showcases the process from zero to completion.
Date: 31 October to 13 November 2022 Venue: Oi! Glassie (12 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong) Artists: Kevin Cheng, Jessica Chiu, Alice Leung, Alvin Li, Stanley Lo, Lo Pui-yung, So Tat-shing For more event details, please stay tuned for our updates on Facebook and Instagram! Photo is provided by the Oil Street Art Space |
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JCIAS ▎Art workshops open for enrollment
The Jockey Club Inclusive Art Studio will offer two new art workshops in December:
Workshop 1: The Integrated Sensory Art Creation Workshop The integrated sensory art creation workshop introduces a conceptual ‘sound’ that is felt and created through touch, vision, hearing, imagination, painting and rhythm. The workshop will encourage participants to engage in different interactive imaging exercises and transform their experience or sensory ‘collections’ into different works of art. Workshop 2: The Weaving Workshop ‘God’s eye’ is a traditional craft and a cultural symbol from South America made by weaving a design out of yarn upon a wooden cross. In this weaving workshop, the art facilitator will make use of different bright, vibrant, colourful threads and yarn to introduce various weaving techniques and help the participants complete their artwork step-by-step. All the individual pieces will then be connected into a larger-scale weaving piece. |
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Theatrical Interpretation incorporated in ‘Mickey and The Wondrous Book’
Starting on 5 November, in collaboration with ADAHK, Hong Kong Disneyland will incorporate immersive Theatrical Interpretation into one of its live musicals ‘Mickey and The Wondrous Book’, taking the Disney magic to the next level. Theatrical Interpretation would be available at the first show on the first Saturday and third Wednesday every month so that people with different abilities, especially the Deaf/people with hearing impairment, can enjoy the live musical and dive into the widely loved Disney tales without any barriers.
Please click here for more information Photo is provided by the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort |
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‘Shine On’ Fundraising Gala 2023
ADAHK’s Fundraising Gala 2023 is scheduled for January 2023. Being heavily affected by the pandemic, the bi-annual Gala was suspended in 2020. As the pandemic slows down, ADAHK is beginning to organise the bi-annual Fundraising Gala to showcase spectacular performances by our artists with disabilities. It is also a perfect opportunity to showcase exciting and inspiring crossover art performances among professional artists, supporters and artists with disabilities, demonstrating the beauty of inclusion.
We do not receive government subvention. Our operation relies on generous donations from individuals, corporations and foundations alike. Net proceeds raised at the Gala 2023 will be donated to ADAHK to discover more young talented artists with disabilities, support the professional development of artists with disabilities, and build an inclusive society through art.
Support us through the following means
Please click here for more information
We do not receive government subvention. Our operation relies on generous donations from individuals, corporations and foundations alike. Net proceeds raised at the Gala 2023 will be donated to ADAHK to discover more young talented artists with disabilities, support the professional development of artists with disabilities, and build an inclusive society through art.
Support us through the following means
- Shine your talent in a performance, option for a crossover programme with artists with disabilities
- Sponsorship of a performance by artists with disabilities
- Advertisement or congratulatory message
- Tickets
Please click here for more information
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【Arts Accessibility Scheme】Programme with Arts Accessibility service in November
We will provide Arts Accessibility service for the below art programme. You are most welcome to enjoy and participate.
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| Address: | 4/F, Causeway Bay Community Centre,
7 Fook Yum Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong |
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| Tel: | (852)2855 9548 | |
| Fax: | (852)2872 5246 | |
| Email: | ada@adahk.org.hk | |
| Website: | http://www.adahk.org.hk | |