Calling all artists to support the work to end gender-based violence


Artists are encouraged to come forward and support the work to eliminate gender-based violence through an art exhibition themed 'Strokes of Resilience'. Photo: Pixabay

SAKSI Malaysia and Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) are calling upon Malaysian artists to come forward and support the work to eliminate gender-based violence through an art exhibition themed 'Strokes of Resilience'.

The call is for artists of all skill levels, ages, backgrounds and genders. The themes which the art should centre on include: interpretations of community resilience in the face of violence against women, navigating structural systems to get help, as well as finding support systems through family, friends, community, and organisations.

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