The 'Wonders Of Wilderness – The Ocean' public art exhibit in Kota Kinabalu comprises 20 life-sized sculptures, highlighting Sabah’s endangered sea creatures and marine environment. Photo: Japson Wong
The recent flash floods that caused widespread devastation across the country serve as a timely reminder that climate change and environmental issues cannot be ignored.
In Malaysia, the role of arts and culture in discussing climate action has become more pronounced, with artists, theatre performers and others addressing these urgent issues in new and tangible ways.
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