藝術項目

This exhibition is a curatorial experiment that breaks away from the framework of traditional art institutions, emphasizing the very curatorial language and a strong sense of locality. Curated by Chris Wan and made possible through the full support of Octone Foundation, the exhibition departs from conventional commission-based and theme-led exhibition models. It has developed through long-term research and sustained dialogue with the participating artists, taking shape as a project rooted in the specific conditions of Hong Kong’s artistic ecology.

Bloody Worm: Nomadic Bodies, Conscious Experience, and Embodiment Practice Launches as a Year-Long Curatorial Project Jointly initiated by Octone Foundation and independent curator Yifei Tang, with a launch event at Asia Art Archive

Hosted by China Life (Overseas) and supported by Octone Foundation, the award presentation ceremony for the 2025 “China Life Kids Art” Drawing Competition was held at the China Life Center on January 31, 2026. Thank you to all the kids artists, parents, and teachers for participating.

2026年初春的香港，空氣中瀰漫著辭舊迎新的希冀。 1月10日至11日，東華三院東蒲胡李名靜體育館搖身一變成為文化交融的空間——“青春圓夢·以夢為馬”慈善嘉年華活動由拾壹慈善基金會與東九龍居民委員會聯合主辦，其中一個特別的藝術項目吸引了所有目光匯聚：由拾壹慈善基金會發起，藝術家楊蓓雅與策展人羅嘉豪（Karl Law）攜手共創的大型公共藝術計劃——《織騏》。 這件以彩帶編織為語言、以良馬“騏”為意象的作品，是一場關於夢想、聯結與區域文化身份的對話，其意義遠遠超越了嘉年華的現場，直抵粵港澳大灣區（GBA）文化規劃與藝術發展的未來圖景。 以下是“鳳凰藝術”為您帶來的相關報道。

At the “Youth Dreams Come True – Ride with Your Dreams” charity carnival, the Octone Foundation partnered with the “Artamin” co-creation workshop to launch a large-scale public art project themed around “Dreamcatchers.” Together with artist Beiya Yang and curator Karl Law, the team utilized the warmth of weaving to build an interactive platform where children, teenagers, and families could articulate their dreams and messages. Over two days, participants completed three massive woven installations: one signature piece specially created for the Foundation, and two panels co-created live by the public. More than just an art activity, this collaboration served as a vivid practice of youth arts education, community engagement, and collective benevolence, standing as the carnival's visual and emotional core where countless dreams were woven, witnessed, and treasured.

On July 27th, the Octone Foundation participated in the participatory art project "Unboxing 2025: Bloom of Light," organized by Tai Kwun Contemporary and led by Japanese artist Shinji Ohmaki. The event was successfully held. The Octone Foundation invited 25 children from Po Leung Kuk residential homes to attend as the creative protagonists, transforming life memories into floral patterns through free creation, allowing them to "grow and spread" in the Tai Kwun exhibition hall, embodying the core philosophy of "Creating the Future through Art, Culture Without Boundaries."

As one of the most influential arts events in Asia, the 2025 Art Basel Hong Kong Exhibition was successfully concluded at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center from March 26 to 30. The exhibition is themed "Connecting Global Art Practice" and attracted 240 top art galleries from 42 countries and regions around the world to participate in the exhibition, including 23 galleries that debuted, fully demonstrating Hong Kong's unique status and attraction as an Asian art hub.

On February 26, the book launch and donation ceremony for “Panda Wonders: The Story of Giant Pandas and Hong Kong”, jointly organized by Chung Hwa Education and We For Book and supported by the Octone Foundation, was grandly held in Hong Kong. The event gathered government officials, corporate representatives, educators, and over 200 students, marking a significant milestone in Hong Kong’s panda conservation education.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, Octone Foundation and Vangolf joined forces to bring festive blessings to nearly 65 children from three Po Leung Kuk childcare centers. Together, they donated brand-new thermal undergarments and clothing, ensuring the children feel the warmth and care of the New Year.

Enhancing teenagers' confidence through art can also foster connections between people. This event has specially invited Fu Chadqing , a young artist from the Beijing Jin Shangyi Art Foundation, to participate in Hong Kong. Known for his expertise in depicting urban landscapes, he will showcase the cityscapes of both Beijing and Hong Kong through his paintings, allowing everyone to experience the cultural differences and charm of the two cities. At the same time, it is hoped that teenagers can discover themselves and achieve personal growth through art.

the Octone Foundation, in collaboration with the East Kowloon Residents' Association, and with the assistance of the Hong Kong Emperor Group and China Travel Bus, held the "Bing" Presenting Intent · DIY Mooncake Workshop, organizing 30 grassroots families in the Wong Tai Sin District to learn how to make custard mooncakes, taught in person by Master Ye Wing-Hwa, the custard mooncake founder of the Peninsula Hotel, and Master Lai Wing-Kwun, a Michelin two-star pastry master. This allowed children and parents to make mooncakes together, reflecting the meaning of family reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

A two-day event was grandly held at the Kowloon Bay International Trade and Exhibition Centre, benefiting over 2,500 grassroots youth families. More than 30 leaders from public welfare, charitable, and commercial organizations gathered to contribute to promoting social welfare and advocating traditional Chinese culture, allowing them to enjoy a love-filled New Year carnival in advance.