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Beauty in Elements Charity Art Exhibition

Dr Elias Yamani Ismail, Artist, Curator and Founder, Satu: Creative Collective

08-Dec-23 14:40

Beauty in Elements Charity Art Exhibition

Beauty in Elements is the first joint collaboration between the Fugee School and Satu: Creative Collective, and is an attempt to expose potential creative works done by students of the Fugee School, alongside more established artists in a curated exhibition. This charity exhibition hopes to spread awareness about the struggles of refugees among the general public, and to cultivate an interest in the visual arts among students. We find out more from Dr. Elias Yamani Ismail, the Founder of Satu: Creative Collective.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  visual arts

Tags:  charity art exhibitionFugee SchoolSatu Creative Collectivevisual artsrefugees in malaysia





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