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Shaping Hearts

Our Tampines Hub

Shaping Hearts at Our Tampines Hub showcased inclusive art, a first-ever runway featuring artists with disabilities, celebrating creativity, diversity, and community participation.

Last updated 26 March 2026

The largest inclusive arts festival, Shaping Hearts, returned with the launch of its Main Exhibition at Our Tampines Hub. From the 13th to the 28th of September, the exhibition proudly showcased over 700 artworks by more than 230 brilliant artists with disabilities, including contributions from both local and Asia-Pacific artists.

Two women standing behind an elderly woman in a wheelchair at the entrance of the Shaping Hearts exhibition, admiring the artwork and prop details.

In a first-ever inclusive runway, the stage was filled with heart, creativity, and confidence as 13 Shaping Heart artists and 10 Singapore Fashion Runway models with disabilities proudly walked the runway. Together, they unveiled merchandise designed by 13 Temasek Polytechnic students, each piece thoughtfully incorporating the artists’ original artworks.

Close up shot of two persons with disabilities walking on the fashion runway.
A group of people stand on stage under a "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival" sign at a fashion runway event with an audience front.

Visitors also got to experience the unique perspective of playing sports with a disability at our inclusive sports tryout zone. From wheelchair basketball to adaptive hockey, everyone had the chance to experience sports through a different lens.

Boy sitting in a wheelchair-simulated chair, shooting a basketball into the hoop while his family watches from behind.

Thank you for celebrating creativity, diversity, and community with us. Your participation helps foster an inclusive environment where every voice is respected, every story is seen, and creativity is accessible to all.