Penang's 'Hin On The Move' arts bandwagon set to visit KL this weekend


Penang-based artists in the spotlight at this year's 'Kecik-Kecik Group Show' at the Hin Bus Depot in March. The 'Hin On The Move' tour is set to introduce some of these artists to a new audience in the next six months. Photo: The Star/Jeremy Tan

What can you do at the touring Hin Market at the Zhongshan building, Jalan Kampung Attap in Kuala Lumpur this weekend? Browse the creative wares on sale, talk to a designer, meet a traditional craft artisan, or check out an AR show.

The popular Hin Market, a familiar sight on the weekends at George Town’s Hin Bus Depot, serves as a community arts platform in Penang and also a gathering place of creators and makers nationwide.

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