Pangrok Sulap, hailing from Sabah, may not seek the spotlight, but the art collective’s dedication to community engagement and storytelling shines through its woodblock prints, which have garnered a global following.
In Malaysia, its major works from international art festivals have rarely been seen by a local audience, making the exhibition of one of its key woodcut pieces in Kuala Lumpur a significant celebration.
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