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Art in the Park

Suryani Alias, Festival Director

21-Oct-14 14:30

Art in the Park

The 126-year-old Perdana Botanical Gardens plays host to the first-ever art event held in a Malaysian public park: Art in the Park. This event is a burst of creativity and activity that include family-oriented experiences, free public workshops and appreciation of all kinds of artistic expression.


This DBKL-project began on the 16th of October and ends on the second of November, and today we have Suryani Alias, Festival Director; and Phang Khee Teik, Programme Director to paint for us this art-in-the-park terrain.


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