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“A Story of The Image” exhibition @ The National Museum of Singapore
This is an interesting exhibition which I visited some weeks back, together with a bunch of omy.sg invited bloggers. The Story of the Image is an exhibition initiated by the non-profit organization SingAnt (SingaporeAntwerp) and curated by the Royal Museum … Continue reading
Posted in random musings, Singapore heartland, the arts
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