“SenseAbility: Projects of Art and Design Education” is an exhibition in the summer of 2018 that accumulates five years of ongoing efforts from the Ministry of Education to remodel the environment (both educational and physical) for art classes, from kindergartens to high schools, from within the schools to beyond the bounds.
The exhibition not only documents the processes and outcomes of many art and design education programs but also invites eight elite designer teams o display their works, to show how simple objects in our school days could be re-imagined into exquisitely crafted designer projects, while still retaining the basic daily-life qualities.
Beauty lies in the ways we live. The education for art and design is more than just lessons in classrooms, but also the appreciation of beauty in our everyday life. The educational courses here are laying down the basics, to encourage everyone to discover, explore, and then practice our senses of beautifulness in various means.
The traveling exhibition attracted more than 10,000 audiences in three weeks, resulting in dozens of fully-booked workshops and online outreach.