The National Art Gallery is hostinga two-artist show entitled Liku-Liku. This show is hosted by the Pelita Hati gallery which will showcase the works of Malaysian artists Muhammad Hafiz Azizi and Nicholas Choong. This show brings together 2 artists with very distinguished styles that put their thoughts about the theme which carries many meanings like difficulties, experience and journey, to name a few.
Opening hours: Daily – 10.00am to 6.00pm
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Wei-Ling Gallery is currently hosting a solo art exhibition featuring the works of Yau Bee Ling. The show is entitled ‘Light Bearer’ and this will be
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