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Pulp in Action: Discovery Corner

In conjunction with the AGAS Gallery Weekend in November, STPI Gallery is pleased to showcase “Pulpable Moments”, an intimate group presentation of paper pulp works by artists Goh Beng Kwan, Hong Zhu An, Jason Martin, Shinro Ohtake and Shambhavi Singh.

This guided tour will bring you to explore the exhibition and to our Discovery Corner at our in-house Paper Mill, where you will explore our rigorous papermaking laboratory as well as unique fibres and papermaking materials.

Japanese Tour: Sat 21 Nov, 10.30AM
Korean Tour: Sat 21 Nov, 12.00PM
English Tour: Sat 21 Nov & Sun 22 Nov, various hours available

Guided tour | Free admission, register HERE

When: 21 - 22 Nov 2020,

By: STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery

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