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An Arts Festival for All

Ian Chow, festival producer | Suzy Sulaiman, artist

18-Aug-16 14:00

An Arts Festival for All

With its focus on education, in particular arts education, the festival will not only showcase the variety of performing and visual arts available but also point out the evolution of the local arts industry. The artistic director will share how the events and arts offerings are curated while the artist underscores the part her installation plays. The chairman of YSD, YB Tun Musa Hitam has underscored that education is important as the springboard to develop new creative talents, aside from bridging the existing gaps in the arts industry.


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