Malaysian artists shine in virtual exhibition welcoming the Year of the Ox


  • Arts
  • Wednesday, 10 Feb 2021

Malaysian artist Ch’ng Kiah Kiean's new work 'Cow And Calf' (2021). Photo: Ch’ng Kiah Kiean

Ten Malaysian artists have joined their contemporaries from 15 countries around the world to come together in an international online art exhibition that showcases various interpretations of the Ox.

Organised by Singapore's Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts (NAFA)’s Alumni Relations Office, the Year Of The Ox - Cloud Exhibition explores the idea of “nian hua” (Spring Festival), which often depicts auspicious symbols and beautiful images to signify good luck and new aspirations.


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