'Colours of Humanity' Arts Prize 2022 Exhibition

HONG KONG – ‘Colours of Humanity’ Arts Prize 2022 Exhibition is now open until 7 July 2022.

Now in its eighth edition, the “Colours of Humanity” Arts Prize 2022 is co-hosted by Justice Centre Hong Kong and the European Union Office to Hong Kong and Macao, and supported by the Goethe-Institut Hongkong. The focus of this year’s exhibition was to celebrate diversity and inclusion through arts. Each piece of the shortlisted works acknowledges the extraordinary resilience shown by people across borders and cultures during the Covid-19 pandemic alongside conflicts in Ukraine and beyond. The Arts Prize honours art as a lens through which we see a shared peaceful and dignified future for all, and as a catalyst for introspection, inclusivity and collective healing.

At the Award Ceremony on 24 June, the six winners of the “Colours of Humanity” Arts Prize 2022 were announced. The winning pieces were selected from a shortlist of 25 artworks by an international panel of professional artists and art therapists, alongside directors of accomplished arts organisations. For further details, please refer to the winner annoucement press release here at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1enmubxMSOPR5SByjEqQmxkC9yFHDToRN/view?usp=sharing.

Each of the exhibited works will be available for purchase via auction, with 80% of all proceeds supporting the prize and non-profit refugee protection work of Justice Centre Hong Kong. The auction of the finalist artworks took place in-person on 7 July 2022.

All other 19 shortlisted artworks are now available for auction online and accessible from around the world at https://hk.givergy.com/coloursofhumanity2022/?controller=lots&category=All%20Lots.

The Prize relies on generous donations from the public and interested parties to remain sustainable and tax-deductible donations to the crowdfunding campaign can be made at https://www.justicecentre.org.hk/artsprize/.

All shortlisted and winning artworks are now on showcase until 23 July at the Goethe-Institut Hongkong in an exhibition curated by a leading local team of curators. Members of the public can sign up for bilingual guided tours by the curator to be held on 9 July, with details and registration available at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdA6VfDnxb-bdFOfj8dxHFIWEjIMWaGMImUNh0G0QKgbAluJg/viewform.

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