VOICED: Making happy faces out of clay

The video showcases an art exhibition in Hong Kong featuring clay dolls made by artists with disabilities. These artists, supported by the Saint James Settlement Rehabilitation Center, create without expectations of sales, focusing on the joy of creation. The exhibition surprises many visitors who are unaware of the artists' disabilities. An auction of the dolls was highly successful, with one piece selling for over three times its asking price. The proceeds support the project, which aims to empower disabled artists and change public perceptions about their capabilities.

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

• The dolls are made using rare materials.

• The dolls are made by children.

• The dolls are made by artists with disabilities.

• The dolls are made by famous artists.

How did the public react to the artists' disabilities?

• They were indifferent.

• They were surprised.

• They were disappointed.

• They were angry.

What was notable about the auction of the clay dolls?

• None of the dolls were sold.

• All dolls were sold at a loss.

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

• The auction was canceled.

Who is Chu in the context of the art exhibition?

• The owner of the shopping mall.

• A disabled artist featured in the exhibition.

• A buyer at the auction.

• A famous art critic.

What happens to the money earned from the sale of the art pieces?

• It is given to the artists as a bonus.

• It is used to buy more art pieces.

• It is reinvested into the project to support the artists and charity.

• It is used to organize more exhibitions.