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!

Suitable for beginners of all ages, spend some quality time with an older relative and learn to create beautiful “embroidery paintings”.

If you are a secondary school teacher and would like to invite your students to take part in this project, join us at our teacher workshop and learn the fundamental techniques of rubber stamp carving and how to help your students create rubber stamp portraits inspired by their elderly relatives.

Join us in a series of free-of-charge introduction sessions at elderly care centres and organisations to help residents and visitors learn how to use our newly launched colouring app and encourage them to explore their creativity through digital technology.

The current pace of change in mobile and digital technologies can sometimes leave older members of the community feeling left behind.

This November, join us for the launch of the first public exhibition and sharing event that features a range of intergenerational creative projects.

As part of our key programme, we are developing a free-of-charge colouring app specifically designed to help older users enhance their experience of the arts.