ART EXHIBITION "UNSEEN NARRATIVE: Raising Her Voice Through Art"

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026 at 10:00 am to Fri, 19 Jun, 2026 at 07:30 pm UTC+08:00

Quarryside | Quarry Bay

Women's Journal
Publisher/HostWomen's Journal
ART EXHIBITION "UNSEEN NARRATIVE: Raising Her Voice Through Art"
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Discover powerful stories about MDWs in Hong Kong, told through bold and inspiring art that gives women louder voice than ever before.
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ART EXHIBITION "UNSEEN NARRATIVE: Raising Her Voice Through Art"

Join us at Quarryside on June 14-19, 2026 at 10:00AM -7:30 PM (HKT) for an inspiring art exhibition celebrating voices that often go unseen & unheard . Dive into powerful stories told through bold and beautiful artwork by MDWs Artist. It's a chill, creative space to connect, reflect, and get inspired. Don’t miss out on this unique chance to experience art that speaks volumes!


This event created to showcase and exhibit Art Project in Partnership with which is funded by , supporting by our venue partner and Souvenir by .


A culminating public exhibition will showcase MDWs artworks and stories, challenging viewers to confront biases and foster empathy. This visibility seeks to deconstruct systemic invisibility and advocate for social justice by highlighting the often overlooked contributions and struggles of Migrants Community.


Designed to empower the rising voice of migrant workers in Hong Kong through Art by providing a creative platform to challenge patriarchal and societal oppression. Recognizing that Migrants Workers are often silenced and marginalized within both their communities and society at large, the initiative seeks to reclaim their agency, narratives, and artistic expressions as acts of resistance and self-affirmation.


The project comprises eight workshops designed to foster artistic skills and create safe spaces for MDWs to articulate their personal stories and experiences who has finished the training during Jan-May 2026. Led by professional artists and facilitators, these sessions encourage participants to explore diverse mediums, confront stereotypes, and celebrate their identities beyond societal labels. The process affirms their worth and promotes solidarity, emphasizing that their voices matter.


Ultimately, this initiative aims to foster gender equality, affirm their rights, and elevate their stories as vital threads in Hong Kong’s diverse social fabric . This project not only aims to transform individual lives through art but also aspires to initiate broader societal change by bringing these crucial issues to the forefront.



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About Organiser:

Women’s Journal, a focus group created by MDWs Community empowering women by offering opprtunities for women to share, connect, and grow. Aim to enhance the inner potential and personal growth through creative approaches and fostering an inclusive educational environment within community.


Women’s Journal is not just a community, it’s a sanctuary for self-discovery and personal growth. We promote engagement and encouragement across borders, primarily focusing on underpriviledge women's communities like Migrant Domestic Workers. We have successfully conducted art journaling, art jamming, wellness retreat, personal growth education and workshops in collaboration with various organisations and NGOs. These initiatives foster creativity and connection, enabling participants to explore their emotions and share their experiences through art.


We envision a world where every woman recognizes her inherent worth and potential, regardless of her circumstances. At Women’s Journal, we strive to create a safe and inclusive space where women can embrace their unique identities, share their stories, and inspire one another.


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Agenda

🕑: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
T-shirt Eco-Printing Workshop (14 June 2026)
Host: Women's Journal

Info: Painting Your Story Through T-shirt Eco-Printing Workshop will be hosted by Women's Journal. In this workshop, participants are invited to illustrate their personal journeys—weaving together memories, dreams, and hopes—using the transformative power of nature.

Through the mesmerizing process of eco-printing with fermentation technique, you will learn to extract vibrant, organic pigments from local leaves and flowers. This technique does more than just color fabric, it captures the essence of the natural world to mirror your own path. Whether you are reflecting on where you’ve been or where you hope to go, you will leave with a tangible piece of art that tells your story.

Details:

Who: Open to the general public.

Registration: Prior registration is required to secure your spot.

What to bring: Just your imagination and a willingness to explore. We provide the materials.


🕑: 01:00 PM - 07:30 PM
Opening Ceremony (14 June 2026)
Host: Women's Journal

Info: Join us at the Opening Ceremony — free and open to the public — for an immersive celebration of creativity. Experience a dynamic lineup: engaging panel discussions where you will learn more about unseen stories behind this project and inspirative story about MDWs artistic journey, art performances that bring ideas to life performance by MDW, interactive booths, and a guided art-walk storytelling tour that traces each artist’s journey and the meaning behind their work. Whether you’re curious, inspired, or simply seeking a memorable afternoon, this event offers rare access to the people, processes, and stories that shape contemporary art. Come connect, ask questions, and discover the creative spark that animates every piece. All are welcome.


🕑: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Tote Bag Painting Workhop (19 June 2026)
Host: Women's Journal

Info: Self-Expression Through Tote Bag Painting — open to the public. Guided by a practicing artist, participants will learn fabric-painting techniques and design tips to create a one-of-a-kind hand-painted tote that reflects their personal stories, moods, or messages. All materials are provided free, space is limited so prior registration is required. Whether you’re new to painting or an experienced maker, this hands-on workshop encourages experimentation, creativity, and thoughtful self-expression. Leave with a wearable piece of art—and a fresh perspective on how everyday objects can carry your voice.


🕑: 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
Collective Live Painting (19 June 2026)
Host: Women's Journal

Info: Collective Live Painting, hosted by Women's Journal — an open, participatory painting session where visitors are invited to pick up a brush and contribute. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned painter, join artists and the community to collaborate on a vibrant, evolving mural. Share techniques, experiment with color and composition, and help shape a collective artwork that reflects diverse voices and perspectives. Come be part of the creative process and watch a shared vision come to life.


🕑: 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Human Library (19 June 2026)

Info: Human Library: Meet the Artists

Step into an intimate Human Library where our featured artists become the “books.” Each artist will share their personal journey, creative motivations, and the stories behind their work. Visitors are invited to sit down, listen, and ask questions—about techniques, inspirations, challenges, and the meanings woven into each piece. These one-on-one or small-group conversations offer rare access to the minds and hearts behind the art, turning curiosity into connection. Come ready to learn, engage, and leave with a deeper appreciation for the people and processes that bring art to life.


🕑: 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Booth

Info: Henna, Creative Craft, Information, Art and more


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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Quarryside, 20 Hoi Shin Ln, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong (SAR)

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