Malaysian artists with autism set for exhibition adventure in Italy


Visitors taking a closer look at the 'Gladiator' artwork by Kirtanraw Subramanian, featured at the recent 'Anak Syurga' exhibition in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Brian Liew

If you happened to walk through Kuala Lumpur mall Avenue K’s concourse area earlier this month, you’d have noticed a mini exhibition titled Anak Syurga: Lai Lai Art Meets The Little Prince Exhibition.

Some of these artworks featured characters or elements from the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry story The Little Prince.

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