Event Date: 28 - 29 November 2026

Art for Good will be participating in a public art exhibition at Suntec City on 28–29 November 2026, showcasing artworks created by artists with disabilities supported through Art for Good.

The exhibition is part of Art for Good’s ongoing efforts to create meaningful pathways for artists with disabilities to develop their artistic practice, exhibit their work, gain recognition and generate income through their art. While many artists with disabilities have strong creative abilities, financial and access barriers can limit their opportunities to participate in art education, access materials and studio resources, develop professionally, and reach wider audiences.

Through partnerships with businesses, organisations and community platforms, Art for Good creates opportunities for artists with disabilities to bring their work into public spaces and engage with new audiences. The upcoming exhibition provides artists with a platform to share their creative voices in a public setting, while enabling members of the public to discover, appreciate and purchase their work.

The initiative will also raise support for Art for Good’s Art Development Fund, which helps reduce financial barriers for artists with disabilities, particularly those from financially disadvantaged backgrounds. Funds will support access to art materials, art and artist development opportunities, studio resources, exhibitions and other pathways for professional growth.

Members of the public can support the initiative by visiting the exhibition, purchasing artwork or making a contribution to the Art Development Fund. Suggested donation levels include $50 as a Creative Supporter, $150 as an Artist Developer, $500 as an Artist Champion, and $1,000 as an Artist Advocate. Every contribution helps create greater access to artistic development and opportunities for artists with disabilities.

The exhibition will engage artists with disabilities, members of the public, potential art buyers, businesses and organisations interested in supporting inclusive arts and social impact.

Through this initiative, Art for Good hopes to increase visibility and recognition for artists with disabilities, create more opportunities for them to develop and showcase their artistic practice, and support artists in generating income from their work. Beyond the November exhibition, Art for Good aims to build a continuing network of partnerships that can provide artists with disabilities with more opportunities to exhibit, connect with audiences and establish themselves as artists.

Ultimately, Art for Good hopes to contribute towards a more inclusive arts ecosystem where people with disabilities are not only participants in the arts, but are recognised, supported and valued as artists.

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Chloe Chek (12), SMA2, Artist at Art for Good, holding up her commissioned project from NLB for Iris Purple Hearts to promote inclusion at the library.

Jonas Teo (15), Autism, extremely talented and loves drawing, sharing a faith-based painting of mountains.

Titus Teo (11), Rare Disorder (Immunity Deficiency), both visually and musically talented despite his life-long disorder.

Andrea Chan (16), metabolic disorder, holding up her artwork created during her Art Therapy sessions at Art for Good.

Art for Good is a 2025 conferred Company of Good - 1 Heart.