“SenseAbility: Projects of Art and Design Education” is an exhibition held in the summer of 2018, showcasing five years of continuous efforts by the Ministry of Education to transform the environment for art classes—from kindergartens to high schools, and from within schools to beyond their boundaries.
The exhibition documents the processes and outcomes of numerous art and design education programs and features the works of eight elite designer teams. These teams demonstrate how simple objects from our school days can be re-imagined into exquisitely crafted designer projects while retaining their basic, everyday qualities.
Beauty lies in the ways we live. Education in art and design is not just about classroom lessons but also about appreciating beauty in our everyday lives. The educational courses aim to lay a foundation that encourages everyone to discover, explore, and practice their sense of beauty in various ways.
The traveling exhibition attracted more than 10,000 visitors in three weeks, resulting in dozens of fully-booked workshops and extensive online outreach.