On a rooftop garden, Shaman Tearoom connects art, ambient sounds and healing


Shaman Tearoom duo Kent Lee (left) and Aiwei Foo will be conducting a series of live performances at the 'Still Life' exhibition at The Godown in KL this month. Photo: Tengsoulwong

Art lovers and fans of Shaman Tearoom have been making a beeline for The Godown in Kuala Lumpur to visit the multidisciplinary art collective's latest exhibition Still Life.

While most of Aiwei Foo and Kent Lee's previous works involved sound and video art, this new project brings something a little more ambitious to the table.

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