Forged by Time: Ono Kang's Visual Diary

Dato' Dato’ Sri Bernard Chandran, Fashion Creator, Founder of ArtisFair | Ono Kang, Installation Artist

26-Apr-24 14:00

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Forged by Time: Ono Kang's Visual Diary is an exhibition of 15 art pieces, crafted from a variety of materials, including scrap metal, recycled and upcycled items, and found objects sourced from Georgetown. Each piece narrates its own unique story, offering viewers a glimpse into the artist Ono Kang's life and experiences, and celebrating the beauty of objects often overlooked or dismissed as junk. This solo exhibition is a partnership between Ono Kang and ArtisFair, an initiative spearheaded by renowned Malaysian designer, Dato' Sri Bernard Chandran. Both Ono and Bernard join us to share more about this partnership and solo exhibition.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: visual arts

Tags: bernard chandran, ono kang, the bigger picture, front row, installation art, visual art,

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