VOICED: Making happy faces out of clay

The video showcases an art exhibition in Hong Kong featuring clay dolls made by disabled artists. Despite their disabilities, these artists create beautiful and unique pieces that surprise many visitors. The exhibition includes an auction where the artworks are sold, with proceeds reinvested into the project. The Saint James Settlement Rehabilitation Center supports these artists, fostering their creativity without the pressure of sales expectations. The public often does not realize the artists' disabilities, appreciating the art for its quality. The project not only provides financial support but also raises awareness and promotes inclusivity.

What is the unique aspect of the clay dolls exhibition in Hong Kong?

• The dolls are made by children.

• The dolls are made using rare materials.

• The dolls are made by artists with disabilities.

• The dolls are made by famous artists.

What was notable about the auction of the clay dolls?

• All dolls were sold at their asking price.

• One doll sold for over three times its asking price.

• The dolls were not sold at all.

• The auction was canceled due to low interest.

Who is Q in the context of the art exhibition?

• A famous art critic.

• A buyer at the auction.

• A disabled artist featured in the exhibition.

• The organizer of the exhibition.

What is the primary motivation for the artists at the Saint James Settlement Rehabilitation Center?

• To gain fame and recognition.

• To travel the world.

• To earn a lot of money.

• To create art and enjoy the process.

How are the proceeds from the auction used?

• To organize a charity event.

• To build a new art gallery.

• To pay staff salaries and buy materials.

• To fund a new exhibition.