Art for all: Chew (second from right) looking at a calligraphy poster that reads: ‘One Belt One Road, Shared Prosperity and Glory’ during a press conference at Wisma MCA.
KUALA LUMPUR: Some 1,000 young creative arts practitioners, including children and teenagers, will congregate in Malaysia on Aug 2 to compete in two international youth arts festivals.
“We hope the platform will make art more accessible to ordinary people, and cultivate artistic literacy among the younger generation in Malaysia,” said the Malaysian Chinese Culture and Arts Consultative Council (MCCACC) chairman Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun during a press conference at Wisma MCA.
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