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Past Exhibitions
Sequential Art Attacks
By Koh Hong Teng
30 October – 8 November 2012
Koh Hong Teng and his writer, Oh Yong Hwee will be present at Mulan Gallery between 6pm to 7pm on 17 November 2012 for book signing and launch of Ten Sticks and One Rice.
Don't miss the opportunity to view a selection of the original pages from Ten Sticks and One Rice. These pages provide a glimpse into the unique rhythms and scenes of everyday Singapore life set amidst a familiar landscape, from void deck chess, weddings and funerals, to neighbourhood scrap yards, kopitiams and provision shops in HDB housing estates, as well as snapshots of kampong life, secret society initiation ceremonies, and other scenes from yesteryear.
