Live At Ilham Gallery #2

Kam Raslan | Jo Kukathas | Umapagan Ampikaipakan

28-Jul-18 17:00

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A special (again)! A little over a year later, our culture vultures drop by the prestigious Ilham Gallery once again for a discussion on all things related to the arts and pop culture. Kam Raslan, Umapagan Ampikaipakan and actress/director Jo Kukathas have discussions regarding hero worship, whether talent can be taught, and culture wars.

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Categories: Film, History, People and Places

Tags: A Bit of Culture, Ilham Gallery, hero worship, antiheroes, abuse of power, heroism, innate talent, cultural rights, Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, John Rawls, LGBT rights,

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