Art through the eyes of special children


Lai (third from right) and Lau (right) joining other project partners and supporters in daubing paint on a canvas to launch the art exhibition at GMBB Mall in Bukit Bintang. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

ART is a form of communication and expression, allowing artists from all backgrounds to tell stories on a blank canvas.

At Artgene studio for differently-abled children, its owner and art teacher Eric Lai discovered that children had their own stories and talent even though they differed from others.

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