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Lotsa Mix by Kamal Dollah

Courtesy of Kamal Dollah

Reflecting on multi-ethnic exposure in Singapore culture, Kamal Dollah pushes the boundary of painting with masterful innovation and brilliant colours to present a whimsical narrative of mixed cultural influences that questions our perception of origin and interpretations of culture. Drawing inspirations from classical symbols, they conjure exuberance resonating with contemporary perspectives.

Venue: Kamal Arts Gallery, 1 Engku Aman Turn, Wisma Geylang Serai #04-05

When: 18 Jan 2024, 10am - 6pm

By: Kamal Arts

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