The latest updated version of Hong Kong’s first colouring app for elderly users – Jockey Club “Project Silver” Intergenerational Arts Project Colouring App – is now available for download with more than 100 iconic images of old Hong Kong!

In late May, we will launch the latest edition of the HK Urban Canvas mobile app – featuring four new cultural tour routes in Jordan, Shau Kei Wan and Quarry Bay, and 21 new shutter artworks highlighting neighbourhood stories!

This year, the HK Urban Canvas 2022 Exhibition showcases a total of 83 shopfront shutter artworks that we have created in nine districts over the past four years.

This year, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant: stART Up Community Arts Project celebrates the languages we speak in Hong Kong and explores how learning new languages enhances our understanding of other cultures.

Our community inclusion project HK Urban Canvas returns in 2022 for its fourth year!

2022 marks the first year of our new Beyond Environmental Arts Festival. We are now recruiting primary and secondary schools to participate in artist-in-residence programmes as a way to raise students’ awareness of environmental issues and inspire them to take action to protect our planet!

In this fun teachers’ workshop, artist Candice Keung takes inspiration from local advertising designs from the 1970s and 1980s and illustrator Ah To’s comic books “The Great Canton and Hong Kong Proverbs” and “Cantonese.jpg”, and guides primary and secondary school teachers to create illustrations of Cantonese idioms.

This winter, as part of Jockey Club “Project Silver” Intergenerational Arts Project, HKYAF collaborates with OHH Dear Communications, Hong Kong’s first senior model and marketing agency, to launch the Joyful Photo Studio and provide photo retouching and photography services for the elderly.