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Fired up by an imperfect art

By ARNOLD LOH
(From left) Founding trustees of Artopia Education Trust Dr Kang, David, Lee Khai and Dr Boey signing their trust deed in George Town, Penang.

THE latest facility coming up at the Balik Pulau International Art Village in Penang is a wood-fired kiln for creating pottery art.

“A wood-fired kiln does not produce perfect results but perfection is sterile.

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