The Lostgens’ Contemporary Art Space is bringing the Interdisciplinary Art Festival Tokyo 17/18 in Malaysia by featuring the works of 3 Japanese artists. This show is entitled Transparent Nets which will be showcasing the expressions of the artists on their take on the central theme of ‘Nets’ which brings about so much intertwining and integration of issues of everyday life.
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays – 1pm – 7pm
Artists involved:
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