Pangrok Sulap's 10m woodcut takes storytelling to epic lengths at this KL exhibition


Pangrok Sulap's 'Falls Of The Evolution' (2019) woodcut seen at the 'Not Just In Back And White' exhibition, featuring the Steve Wong Art Collection. Photo: The Star/Low Lay Phon

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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