The hk prize is an international award competition which honours talented artists who make Hong Kong their home and showcases how they contribute to the world by exploring global evolution – socially, culturally, economically and technologically – through various art mediums. It aims to inspire the next generation of creators and celebrates their achievements in a way that is unique to our city.
Hong Kong is an energetic international centre of culture and innovation. It has a wealth of creativity and talent among our residents, as well as a global network of talented creators who call Hong Kong their home. This year’s theme, Our Changing World, is an opportunity for you to explore how the world is evolving – in ways that are both profound and mundane.
Awarded by the Hong Kong Academy of Humanities, this prize is intended to recognise and encourage early-career achievement among scholars in the humanities working in Hong Kong. It is awarded to a monograph by a humanities scholar in the early stages of his or her career and which has been published or is under contract for publication by a recognised academic press.
Winners of the 2023 Xplorer Prize will be invited to join an exclusive awards ceremony at the Hong Kong Palace Museum in October. Featuring over 100 renowned scientists from around the world, including two Nobel Chemistry laureates and one of Asia’s leading science magazines, the Xplorer Prize is an excellent platform to promote Hong Kong’s interdisciplinary approach to research and scientific excellence.
Justice Centre Hong Kong makes sure that no one walks alone on their path to protection, justice and a decent life. With a focus on people, research and community, they advance the protection and integration of displaced people in Hong Kong by bringing legal, psychosocial, and other expertise to help those who need it. They do this with the support of donors and partners worldwide, and by leveraging the city’s unique strengths and resources.
Presented by Generocity, this HK$5,000 prize is open to innovators who have ideas on how to shape Hong Kong’s Official Development Assistance programme in a way that aligns with the organisation’s core principles of helping people at their lowest cost and greatest benefit, valuing them equally and without discrimination. Submissions must be made anonymous and should not include any personal information, to ensure that all ideas are evaluated fairly. For more details, please visit the contest website.
