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Ancient Inscriptions on Modern Bodies

Anthony Meh, Choreographer | Aman Yap, Choreographer and Principal dancer

20-Oct-14 14:30

Ancient Inscriptions on Modern Bodies

Ancient Chinese words, from the earliest carved symbols on shells and bones, to the brush calligraphies, and the calligraphy of local educator and calligrapher, Sim Mow Yu now make their marks on the bodies of Chinese-Malaysian as they move to music.


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