, Straits Times
To create more employment opportunities for those with disabilities, non-profit organisation ART:DIS set up a studio focusing on handmade goods and original art merchandise made by persons with disabilities. Among the products sold were tote bags, passport covers and reusable bags. Founded by Ambassador-at-Large Tommy Koh in 1993, ART:DIS provides…
, 8 World
Have you ever thought about using rich, aromatic coffee for painting? News anchor Wang Zheng learns the art of coffee painting from disabled artist Abraham Koh. This facilitated workshop marks a turning point in his career. Following graduation from LASALLE College of the Arts, Abraham continued professional development with ART:DIS…
, Press Release
The UOL X ART:DIS Art Prize 2025, Singapore’s first comprehensive platform for artists with disabilities, has recognised three outstanding artists: Mr Christian Tan as the overall winner, and Ms Gan Jun Huan and Mr Ling Teck Mong as runners-up. Jointly organised by UOL Group Limited (UOL) and ART:DIS (Arts &…
, Lianhe Zaobao
Isabelle Lim, a 32-year-old full-time photographer, was born without pierced ears, and her world was deathly silent. She originally wanted to be an accountant, as it would mean minimal interaction with others, but photography unexpectedly sparked her creativity, allowing her existence to be heard and seen. Isabelle has spent the…