Two weeks is the shortest time frame that Kuala Lumpur-based gallery Fergana Art has had to organise an exhibition. As Malaysia eases into the recovery movement control order phase, it is one of the first few galleries nationwide to mobilise an on-site exhibition, with strict guidelines on public health and safety.
During these pandemic days, the bigger the challenge, the more resourceful some people have become in generating interest for art.
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