Nando’s Chinatown is hosting a solo show entitled ‘Garden of Goddesses’. This show is the first solo show from Malaysian artists Yvonne Chong Shi Qi. She is the Grand Prize winner of the 2014 Nando’s art Initiative for the Digital Art category and will be depicting her passion for the fairy tales and mythical worlds which bring about the title.
Yvonne Chong Shi Qi Garden of Goddesses – Solo Show – 2016
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