Julian (left) briefing a visitor about the now defunct Penang ferries, immortalised in one of his pieces displayed at the Sama-Sama exhibition.
LOCALS visiting the Sama-Sama: George Town exhibition by Lefty Julian can instantly relate to many of the scenes and stories depicted in his comic-style art.
From the city’s iconic streets to its now defunct double-decker ferries, the 12 pieces on display encapsulated how everyday life is like in multi-cultural Penang.
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Julian (left) briefing a visitor about the now defunct Penang ferries, immortalised in one of his pieces displayed at the Sama-Sama exhibition.
Viewers checking out the unique and diverse works featured in the Thank God It’s Monday exhibition.
Annice Lyn’s ‘Painting Photographs’ which combined elements of digital and manual renderings.
Julian’s ‘The Roti Chime’ is a familiar story of how people used to get excited whenever they heard the roti man’s bell.
Among the works featured at the Thank God It’s Monday exhibition were Hui Qi Chan’s ‘The Forgotten Cultural Arts’ which invites people to re-embrace and rediscover the beauty of local art.
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