'I feel making friends and feeling part of a group is so important when growing up, as it teaches us communication and teamwork skills, and helps with self-confidence,' says Sofia about enjoying art at a young age. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
Last Saturday morning a bunch of children between the ages of five and 15 had a delightful time sketching, doodling, letting their imaginations soar and creating their own comic strips, at Galeri Khazanah’s temporary space at Slate@The Row, Jalan Doraisamy in Kuala Lumpur.
Galeri Khazanah, the virtual gallery, was launched on Aug 24, and its current exhibition Time Together: Exploring Art Through Khazanah’s Collection, showcases 57 artworks by 29 artists. To create awareness and make Galeri Khazanah more accessible to Malaysians, the temporary physical exhibition is open to the public until Sept 4 and features a mini selection of the artworks.
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Sofia Munira doodle workshop
'I feel making friends and feeling part of a group is so important when growing up, as it teaches us communication and teamwork skills, and helps with self-confidence,' says Sofia about enjoying art at a young age. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
'It is a way for me to grow my knowledge. It’s the first time for me, coming to a workshop like this and I really enjoyed it,' says Nur Azura Kamal, 12, from Yayasan Chow Kit. Photo: Ann Marie Chandy
Galeri Khazanah's on-site exhibition 'Time Together: Exploring Art Through Khazanah’s Collection' at Slate@The Row, which is open until this Sunday. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
Sofia engaging with the young participants at the comic-making workshop at the Slate@The Row in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani
Earlier this year, Sofia published a book, 'Sof’s Doodles: Returning To My Roots', which showcased her minimalist style. Photo: SofsDoodles
