Seeking Art by Hand
Guided by inclusive artist Clayton Lo, children will use their hands to explore a variety of textures, shapes, and materials, creating unique three-dimensional artworks. Free from the limits of sight, each child embarks on a sensory adventure, discovering endless creative possibilities as they let their imagination grow through touch.
Session 1: Tactile Creators in the Dark – Imagination & Collaboration
Children are blindfolded and guided to create unique clay art using only touch and imagination. Through fun, interactive games and teamwork, they’ll build confidence and turn individual pieces into a surprising group masterpiece.
Session 2: Young Curators – Exploring Space & Exhibiting Art
Kids explore the Hong Kong Arts Centre, learning how to display art like real curators. They’ll navigate space through sensory activities and help set up their own exhibition—showcasing their creativity and teamwork for families to celebrate.
What Children Will Experience and Gain:
- Personal attention and a safe, supportive environment provided by professional teachers and assistants
- Inspiring tactile materials that ignite imagination and creativity
- Hands-on activities to build teamwork skills, confidence, and body awareness
- Two days of unique sensory experiences, leaving lasting summer memories of growth and joy
- All children will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the workshop****
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Date & Time
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Venue
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Group 1
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Session 1: July 16 (Thu), 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
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Room 1503, 15/F ＆ Eric Hotung Studio, LB/F, Hong Kong Arts Centre
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Session 2: July 17 (Fri), 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
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Group 2
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Session 1: July 16 (Thu), 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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Session 2: July 17 (Fri), 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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Fee: HK$950 per participant^ / HK$1,800 for two participants
*Completed artworks will be exhibited at the G/F – 4/F Atrium, Hong Kong Arts Centre, from 25 July to 2 August.
About Artist
Clayton Lo is a Hong Kong poet, inclusion arts practitioner, and academic, notable for promoting tactile and accessible art in the community.
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