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The Heart of an Object – Artist Talk by Henry Lee

Henry’s talk will dive into how he developed his current series from the objects around his house that he has fond memories of while he was growing up. He will also share how these objects reflect different phases and facets in his life. A short tour explaining each piece of work will be conducted.

RSVP only, limited seats: +65 6738 0810 | enquiry@mulangallery.com

Venue: Mulan Gallery, 36 Armenian Street #01-07 (off Loke Yew Street) Singapore 179934

When: 19 Oct 2019, 2pm - 3pm

By: Mulan Gallery

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