Art Made From the Heart
Hues of Hope is a youth-led charity art exhibition created by a team of high school students to celebrate the creativity and perspectives of disabled and neurodivergent children and teenagers from Singapore and Indonesia.
More than an exhibition, Hues of Hope is a platform for artists to share the stories, ideas and experiences behind their work — giving greater visibility to voices and talents that deserve to be seen and celebrated.
Through the exhibition and our fundraising efforts, we hope to support participating artists, create further opportunities for inclusive arts, and contribute to the wider community.
At its heart, Hues of Hope is about bringing people together through art — with respect for every artist's individuality, creativity and voice.
Inclusion
Art belongs to everyone.
Respect
Honouring every artist's voice.
Transparency
Open and accountable in everything we do.
Community
Building bridges through art.
Every art tells a story. We hope you'll come and discover theirs.
— The Hues of Hope Organising Team
Our Partners
Daya Pelita Kasih Center
Jakarta, Indonesia
Daya Pelita Kasih Center (DPK) is a Jakarta-based education center that has supported neurodivergent individuals — including those with autism, Down syndrome, and intellectual disabilities — since 2003. Through programs in arts, communication, vocational skills, and independent living, DPK has helped over 200 students discover their strengths and thrive alongside their communities. Students' artwork has been featured in exhibitions across Indonesia, including the Masagi ASEAN Disability Art Exhibition and UOB Heartbeat.
Arts@Metta
Singapore
Arts@Metta is a key initiative under the Metta Youth Employment Support Programme by Metta Welfare Association, established in 2007 to equip Metta School graduates with essential life skills. It provides comprehensive training and development in visual arts, empowering graduates with mild intellectual disabilities — with or without autism — to enhance their employability and career prospects. At Arts@Metta, youths with special needs are nurtured with the life skills necessary for greater independence, social inclusion, and meaningful contributions to the community.
