Paintings by refugees on display at the exhibition.– Photos: LOW LAY PHON/The Star
A SPECIAL art exhibition provided a platform to amplify the voices of refugees living in Malaysia.
The two-day exhibition themed “Bridging Borders” at the East Residence of the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club featured 120 art pieces by 13 refugees from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Iran, Pakistan and Syria.
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Paintings by refugees on display at the exhibition.– Photos: LOW LAY PHON/The Star
Some art pieces up for bidding during the ‘Bridging Borders’ exhibition at KLGCC.
Julie says the exhibition acts as a platform to motivate the artists, offering them a chance to showcase their creations.
Upcycled products handcrafted by a team of skilled Afghan refugee women on sale during the exhibition.
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