'Kecik-Kecik Group Show' series in Penang hops online to gain a bigger audience


If you couldn't make it to George Town, you can still view these 'Kecik-Kecik Group Show' works in an online exhibition, which ends on March 31. Photo: Jeremy Tan

Good things often come in small packages. Art is no exception, if the recent Kecik-Kecik Group Show 2023 in George Town in Penang was anything to go by.

All 154 artworks featured in the exhibition at Hin Bus Depot measured no more than 0.6m (two feet) in width, height or depth, but were certainly impactful.

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