No graffiti please, DBKL warns artists


Photos on cloakwork’s Instagram page show a bus stop in Kuala Lumpur before (left) and after the murals were painted. The artwork has been removed.

KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is warning artists in the capital city to obtain a permit before putting their artwork on public facilities.

DBKL said although the artists’ efforts at beautifying public spaces were appreciated, such works must be vetted to ensure they were suitable.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Metro News

Soaring high on three decades of friendship
Impromptu piano performances strike a chord with LRT commuters
Karak fire victims move into new homes for CNY
USM students final-year projects raise social awareness
Free entry until early March for Chinese New Year at Taiping eco-park
US ambassador attends Penang roundtable discussion in farewell tour
Little India’s landmarks buried in banners
Shah Alam gets first female mayor
Penang resort raises funds for young cancer patients
From fishing village to the global stage

Others Also Read