Unleash your children’s imagination at our unparalleled Summer Art Camp that offers a myriad of creative avenues for them to explore! 

Designed for young artists, they will be immersed in a variety of activities to nurture their skills and inspire imaginative freedom. Each of the 4 days revolves around a different art form to provide enjoyment of diverse creative expression.  

Your kids can look forward to a vibrant blend of art experiences designed to spark curiosity and confidence.  

In Oil Painting, they will dive into a world of rich colours and expressive brushwork, discovering a range of techniques that ignite imagination and invite personal storytelling. In Horticultural Art, they can explore natural objects through the five senses to create an eco-bottle terrarium using plants and natural materials. Stencil Art will introduce them to the full creative process — from sketching their own designs to experimenting with spray paint — while also giving them a fun glimpse into the culture, concepts and styles that shape modern graffiti. And with Ceramics, they will get hands-on with foundational hand-building techniques, shaping their own pieces and bringing them to life with playful decorating and glazing. 

Never a dull moment for your child in this 4-day retreat of unearthing and broadening their artistic talents.  

Enter the promo code ‘10%Summer26’ to enjoy the Early Bird discount!           

Tutor 

Oil Painting: Lau Yin Yeung 

Lau Yin Yeung graduated from the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) programme co-presented by Hong Kong Art School and RMIT University, with a major in painting.     

Oil painting is Lau’s main creative medium. He likes to explore the city’s diversified environment and transform his personal experiences into art.    

His works have been exhibited at various exhibitions and art fairs, including Fine Art Asia.    

Horticultural Art: Jenny Lam   

Jenny is a registered assistant horticultural therapist who firmly believes in the healing power of plants. Through planting, she not only helps people relax and stimulate their creativity but also enables them to appreciate life’s philosophies through the growth of plants. With over 300 hours of horticultural therapy experience, Jenny has brought meaningful experiences to clients of all ages — from children to the elderly — helping them build a connection with nature under her guidance.  

In recent years, Jenny founded her own plant brand Plantistory, creating unique and stylish creative planters using natural materials and plants.  

Stencil Art: Billy Hung   

Billy Hung is a graffiti artist also known as B.S.M. Leaving a promising career in law, he was inspired by the spirit of graffiti and made it his lifelong objective to bring joy to the community through this art form.    

Billy’s journey with graffiti has evolved as he experimented with differing techniques over the years to arrive at his own style. He is best known for his neon light-style and stencil graffiti.    

In 2024, he was invited to present his iconic artwork collection "Maneki-Neko 50:50" on the main stage of World Art Dubai 2024. He was one of the most popular artists among collectors' choices at the Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2024. Billy was invited by the City of Aomori in Japan as the first foreign artist to perform live painting at the historical site of Uto Shrine. He has also held exhibitions in Hanshin Umeda, Osaka and Matsuzakaya, Nagoya.   

Ceramics: Joey Lai  

Joey Lai graduated from the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) programme co-presented by Hong Kong Art School and RMIT University, majoring in ceramics. She is currently a part-time tutor at Hong Kong Arts Centre for Kids ceramics courses.   

As a participant of several ceramic exhibitions in Hong Kong and overseas, Joey’s solo exhibitions to date are Tone on Tone in 2021 and Still Movements in 2014. She has also been in group exhibitions that include Intimacy in the Distance (2019), Asia Contemporary Art Show (2012) and Fine Art Asia (2011).