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Awardees

Meet the inspiring awardees of the 2026 inclusive arts awards

Last updated on 19 October 2026

Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts 2026 Awardees

The Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards supports artists with disabilities throughout their artistic journey, from early intervention and art education to professional development. The awards aim to make art education more accessible, empower artists to develop their talents and creativity, and create opportunities for them to thrive through art.

Shining Awardees

Award recipient standing on stage with the presenter, holding their certificate and posing for a group photo during the award ceremony, with a backdrop reading ‘Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards'.

Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Shining Awardee - Asher Won Jun Ren

Encouraging Awardees

Award recipient standing on stage with the presenter, holding their certificate and posing for a group photo during the award ceremony, with a backdrop reading ‘Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards'.

Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Encouraging Awardee - Elijah Goh

Budding Awardees

Award recipient standing on stage with the presenter, holding their certificate and posing for a group photo during the award ceremony, with a backdrop reading ‘Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Awards'.

Kiat Lim-Shaping Hearts Budding Awardee - Muhammad Naufal Haziq Bin Muhammed Khairulddin

Neo Kah Kiat Arts Awardees

The Neo Kah Kiat Arts Awards recognise artistic excellence among artists with disabilities. This award celebrates diverse talents across various art disciplines, showcasing exceptional work by persons with disabilities and promotes inclusivity.

Grace Ong Min Hui, recipient of the Neo Kah Kiat Arts Awards Painting of the Year, posing with her trophy alongside Mr Baey Yam Keng, Mr Masagos and Mr Neo Kah Kiat.

Neo Kah Kiat Arts Awards Painting of the Year - Grace Ong Min Hui