In 2018, May established Art of MY Family to organize community art events for social impacts. The key objectives and missions of Art of MY Family are to i) raise art's accessibility - bring arts to the public mass, ii) promote social inclusion by engaging the underprivileged in community art, and iii) encourage cultural exchange through art educational programs. To date, May and Art of MY Family have collaborated with over 73 NGOs and corporates, ran more than 70 art programmes, and benefitted exceeding 82,000 participants from different walks of life She has previously partnered with Consulate General of Sweden to Hong Kong and organized United Nations Environment #BeatPlasticPollution Family Day. In 2021, she served as the curator and artist for Fill Central with Love Exhibition and Workshops supported by Urban Renewal Authority at Central Market. As both an artist and founder of Art of MY Family, May is dedicated to organize community art events with sustainability elements. AoMYF has heavily organised and participated in educational programmes to help raise the public awareness towards environmental protection. Since 2021, Art of MY Family has been partnering up with Hong Kong Cancer Fund in several initiates, including the advocacy of up-cycling, transforming worn-bamboo steamers into artworks, as well as the promotion of women empowerment and social harmony. These art and craft workshops not only promote the key message of environmental conservation, but further strengthen the empathy, perseverance and mental wellness within these participants.

I am a post-modern pop-art sculptor and photographer. My avant-garde sculptures interact with the public and explore the role of art in society. In the US, the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Union Station, Smart Museum, Logan Art Center and Rockefeller Memorial Chapel exhibited my sculptures. In Hong Kong and Shenzhen, I showcased my installations at Le French May, Dutch Days in HK, Papay Gyro Nights Art Festival and Japan Autumn Festival in HK.Beyond installation, University Museum and Art Gallery at the University of Hong Kong and other institutions across Asia showed my photography as well. I also collaborated with Japanese illustrator Mitsuko Onodera and French dancer Flore Olivier-Winton on a dance performance at Art Next. As a graduate of the University of Chicago, I received recognition for my art contribution with the Max Palevsky Award. 

‬‬‬‬‬For my dedication to promote the arts, I received Making Art with Community Art Grant from the Education University of Hong Kong in 2015, Mina Ninagawa People’s Choice Award from Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei in 2017, and The Loop HK 30 under 30 Award and Hong Kong Top 10 Outstanding Artists Award in 2019. Recently, I am honoured to be a winner for 2020 Professional Elite Ladies Selection & 2021 Youth Dream Makers Award. Art Slant Profile: http://www.artslant.com/global/artists/show/195405-may-yeung
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/myeungsculpture

Head of Art and Sustainability Committee (Apr 2022 - Present) Work closely with Faith in Love Foundation's Founder Ms. Gigi Chao on green art initiatives Artist in Residence (Oct 2018 - Mar 2022)

Organized Green Zodiac Installation Program in 2020 - 2022

It was my pleasure to have built sculptures for the Residence of the Dutch Consul General and the Dutch Days in Hong Kong. I was grateful to have had the opportunity of sharing my public art installation experience in my talk in 2016 and my advocacy for community art at Soap Box Contest in 2018. 2022 - 2023 Vice Chairlady2016 - 2018, 2019 - 2021 Committee Member2018 - 2019 Vice Chairlady

Having lived in Hong Kong, USA, Australia and Singapore, I am able to bring an international perspective to my assignments. My Chinese and English articles are published in newspaper such as Sing Tao Daily, Ming Pao and China Daily and online publications such as The Renaissance Society’s Newsletters. My beats include socioeconomics and arts and entertainments.