Pangrok Sulap launches website, one-stop for woodcut art and community projects


One of Pangrok Sulap's Covid-related woodcut works. The art collective, based in Sabah, has launced an official website to stay connected and create awareness for its art and community outreach. Photo: Pangrok Sulap

Sabah-based art collective Pangrok Sulap has launched an official website to keep itself connected globally during these pandemic times. The site also serves as an archive space, a one-stop print shop, blog and a news hubs for Pangrok Sulap's community-based projects in its home state and beyond.

"We are very excited to launch our new website. Also, we hope that this website will be easy for visitors to get to know us more closely.

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