The Sovereign Art Foundation
The Sovereign Art Foundation: Spectrum of Emotion Workshop
The Sovereign Art Foundation hosted an interactive and educational workshop centred around experiencing emotions through art.
Following a self-guided tour using a specially-published booklet, participants explored the fair and reflected on a selection of artworks exhibited at eight partner galleries. The activity culminated in a creative workshop hosted at The Sovereign Art Foundation booth onsite. Designed for children aged 6 to 12, the activity was free of charge and welcomed visitors of all ages.
Participating galleries:
A Gallery
Artspace K
Double Q
Guns and Rain
Karin Weber Gallery
Square Street Gallery
Vain Projects
Villazan
About the Sovereign Art Foundation
The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) is a charity founded in 2003 that uses the therapeutic power of expressive arts to support wellbeing and positive change in vulnerable children.
The unique approach of its flagship programme, Make It Better, combines expressive arts workshops for children with special educational needs in Hong Kong with education, training and support for their caregivers and educators, delivering real impact.
SAF’s established fundraising model uses regional art prizes to recognise and promote contemporary artists, whilst raising funds to support its core mission. These art prizes offer supporters a remarkable opportunity to engage with the contemporary art world while supporting a worthwhile cause. This model has so far raised over US$11 million for artists and charities worldwide. SovereignArtFoundation.com
