Exhibition an effort to bring together street and academic art

A nation’s prayer: Artists (from left) Caryn Koh Hooi San, Aleff Ahmad, and Sliz posing in front of their artistic collaboration and centrepiece of ‘The End’ exhibition — a tribute to the MH370 tragedy. The painting reflects the ancient Japanese Senbazuru legend, symbolising hope of a wish granted to anyone who folds 1,001 paper cranes. The girl in prayer signifies Malaysians and their prayer for the families who have suffered from the loss.

INSPIRED by what Alice might have felt when plunging down the rabbit hole into the strange yonder, an art exhibition titled ‘The End’ begs the start of another adventure in the never-ending cycle of artistic creation.

The exhibition at Publika’s 321 Studio is curated by a member of “The Secret Hide-Out Collective” artist W.M. Habil, who is better known by his street name, Sliz.