Rumah Seni Selangor and major artists join forces for charity art exhibition series


Ahmad Fuad Osman's 'TANDA (Tanya)' (oil on canvas, 2020). Photos: Cov-Art19

Over a month into the movement control order (MCO) here, more virtual art exhibitions have been popping up in recent days. Likewise, Rumah Seni Selangor's new group exhibition Cov-Art19 or Seni-Kov19 has turned heads with its artist line-up, which includes many well-known names in the industry.

This is a charity art exhibition, with part of the proceeds going to Tabung Karyawan Seni, which will help other artists in need.

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