Hues of Hope is a youth-led charity art exhibition showcasing 50+ artworks by differently abled artists from DPK Center (Indonesia) and Arts@Metta (Singapore). The original artworks — paintings, prints, mixed media, and digital works — are all created by disabled and neurodivergent children and teens.

Featuring artists from Daya Pelita Kasih Center (DPK), Indonesia, and Arts@Metta, Singapore, the exhibition brings together a vibrant collection of artworks that celebrate creativity, individuality and inclusion.

Visitors can also enjoy hands-on creative activities, including batik painting, tote bag customisation, water-transfer tattoos and Adopt & Doodle Us. Selected activities may incur a participation fee. Please check Hues of Hope’s social media for activity schedules.

The non-profit exhibition is organised by high school students. Visitors have the chance to meet representatives of disability arts organisations and community groups. Also available are a sale of merchandise by Tzu Chi Foundation, with proceeds going to charity.

Venue: Visual Arts Centre

When: 1 - 4 Oct 2026,

By: Visual Arts Centre Exhibition Gallery