Exploding Mental Health!
It’s your last chance to view Mind HK and Mindset‘s Here and Now (Brain Back Memories) exhibition at the 3812 Gallery in Central! The exhibition connects stories of mental health … Continue Reading Last chance to see 3812 Gallery exhibition by Mind HK ambassadors!
Issue 5 of The Apostrophe on the theme of ‘Food’ is out! This one is a tasty morsel of poetry, fiction and art! It’s always exciting to connect with new … Continue Reading The Apostrophe Issue 5 – Food
Thanks to everyone who came out to support the Hong Kong Writers Circle‘s launch of Lost in Transition at the 2024 Hong Kong International Lit Fest! The 19th HKWC anthology … Continue Reading Lost in Transition launches at HKILF 24!
Subs are open until April 21 for writers and artists to submit their poems, illustrations and short stories (2000 words) to the Women in Publishing Society‘s anthology Imprint 21! The … Continue Reading Submissions Open for Anthology Imprint 21!
Mental Ideas’ globetrotting Resident Photographer Enrique (‘Ricky’) Sadiosa has spent 5 years traveling the world in the footsteps of Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. He’s produced a documentary film … Continue Reading Ricky Sadiosa Travels World in Footsteps of Philippine National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal
ExperiMENTAL is our bold new art project and photography exhibition. We’ve commissioned 10 pro photographers to capture the complexities of 10 mental heath conditions in a single shot. The results will … Continue Reading ExperiMENTAL Exhibition
Mental Ideas utilises the arts and the media to engage and explain mental health in uniquely expressive ways.
Work by our community of artists, writers, filmmakers, ambassadors, poets, musicians, performers, change-makers and champions!
Mental Ideas collaborates with its partners in film, publishing, the arts and charity to create and participate in many different kinds of events, including exhibitions for our most promising artists. We … Continue Reading Exhibitions & Events
Mental Ideas provides access to arts, film and media opportunities for artists coping with “invisible” mental health issues, directly and indirectly. Our projects enrich and assist recovery from mental illness by … Continue Reading Projects
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