Fashion Walk x ADAHK Present: "CHEER Creative Art Week"
Two Murals by Artists with Disabilities Brighten Up Food Street @ Fashion WalkInteractive Workshops and Sharing Sessions Explore the Boundless Possibilities of Creativity
Exclusive "CHEER-TOMATO" Plushies and Hang Lung e-Gift Vouchers Giveaways Starting This June
HONG KONG, June 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Creativity knows no limits! As a fashion and culinary landmark in Hong Kong, Fashion Walk is elevating its "CHEER" by embracing the power of creative arts. In collaboration with the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK), "CHEER Creative Art Weekend" will be held on June 7– 8, 2025. The event will feature mural artworks and interactive workshops led by talented artists with disabilities, along with sharing sessions that offer insight into their personal journeys. This initiative aims to enrich the Causeway Bay community with artistic vibrancy and foster meaningful cultural exchange.
Artists with Disabilities Showcase Creativity and Talent through Murals at Food Street@Fashion Walk
In celebration of Hang Lung's 65th anniversary, Fashion Walk has partnered with two local artists with disabilities to create stunning large-scale murals. These works of art reflect the artists' personal stories, while celebrating the cultural evolution of Causeway Bay, adding a uniquely Hong Kong touch to Food Street@Fashion Walk, and enriching the area with a vibrant artistic atmosphere.
Hearing-impaired artist Tong Wing-yin drew inspiration from the nostalgic streetscapes and transformation of Causeway Bay. Her mural, "Streets of Old Causeway Bay," features iconic landmarks such as the former Daimaru and Matsuzakaya department stores, honoring Hang Lung's significant role in shaping the district's fashion and cultural identity.
The second mural, "Shine Bright! Let's Move!" by artist Cheng Pui-man—who is nearly completely deaf—reflects her deep passion for rugby and the inspiration she draws from sports. The artwork bursts with energy, showcasing three sports themes brought vividly to life through bold color contrasts and dynamic composition. Both murals are now on display at Art Lane, Food Street@Fashion Walk. The public is warmly invited to explore, take photos, and support the incredible talent of local artists.
Sharing Life Stories & Connecting the Community through Art
Luk Pui-yung, a talented artist born without arms, will share her inspiring personal story and artistic journey. After completing her studies in art and design, Luk dedicated herself to mastering traditional Chinese painting, ink wash, and calligraphy. Through her expressive brushwork, she invites the public to witness the resilience and beauty of life from her perspective.
In addition, several artists with disabilities will lead a variety of engaging themed interactive workshops, including: Pictures of Japan: Washi Tape Collage Workshop, Super-Adorable Panda Wool Felt 3D Painting Workshop, The 'God's Eye' Weaving Workshop and Punch Needle Embroidery Felt Coaster Workshop. These sessions aim to foster creativity and strengthen community connections through the power of art. Everyone is welcome to participate! As part of the event, the ADAHK will hold an on-site charity sale of cheongsam-style aprons featuring artwork created by artists with disabilities. All proceeds will go towards ADAHK's social enterprise, Artlink, which empowers artists with disabilities to showcase their talents and contribute meaningfully to society.
Bonus Activities: Summer Rewards & Limited-edition Gifts at Fashion Walk
From June 1 to August 31, Fashion Walk presents the "Summer CHEER-TOMATO Giveaway." hello members who spend HK$300 or more in a single transaction at participating merchants and upload their receipts via the Hang Lung Malls App or WeChat mini program will receive a limited-edition "CHEER-TOMATO" plush charm (while supplies last).
Additionally, Fashion Walk and Gala Place are launching "hello Summer Bloom" in June, offering exciting rewards, including e-Cash Coupons valued up to HK$600 and Jo Malone London personal care gifts. Don't miss out! For more details, please refer to the appendix.
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