Malaysian artists and poets blur the lines in 'Garis Puisi' exhibition


A couple admire Faizal Suhif's 'Landskap Merak' painting along with the poetry of Hafiz Hamzah titled 'Terendak Mayangku' at Hom Art Trans' exhibition 'Garis Puisi'. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

Garis Puisi, a rare collaborative exhibition between visual artists and poets looks to find common ground between the two mediums.

Over the past few weekends, the show at Hom Art Trans gallery in Ampang, Selangor has attracted a fair amount of attention among art lovers and literary fans.

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