Whisky-inspired work of art auctioned for RM29k, proceeds go to charity


The Balvenie collaborated with local artist Pamela Tan to create a one-of-a-kind art piece called ‘Flux”, which was auctioned at the event. — Photos: Handout

Scotch single malt The Balvenie recently held a ‘The Makers Dinner’ at Gordon Ramsay Bar And Grill, where it unveiled a work of art created by local artist Pamela Tan, and inspired by The Balvenie Thirty single malt whisky.

The one-of-a-kind art piece called ‘Flux” was auctioned at the event for RM29,000, with all proceeds going to Helping Hands Penan, a non-profit accredited social enterprise dedicated to empowering the indigenous Penan through education and economic initiatives.

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