An art exchange on Penang’s walls and streets
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Marco Ferrarese
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Making Malaysia’s Literary Capital Work
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Organising a literary festival is no easy task, especially when you’ve only got five months to do it. But passion and determination drove one man and his team to pull it off – and very successfully.
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The more individual stories we acknowledge, the more authentic our national history
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Balik kampung – a true Malaysian traditionOne thing common to most Malaysians is the balik kampung tradition. This goes even for those millions who have...
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