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The overwhelming attendees to the Leonardo Opera Omnia exhibition has whet the National Art Gallery (NAG) appetite to bring in more international art shows for Malaysians to appreciate.
NAG Media and Art Development director Zanita Anuar said such events will be a win-win situation for NAG and Malaysia for it will become a crowd puller as more Malaysians become exposed to arts and culture.
NAG Media and Art Development director Zanita Anuar said such events will be a win-win situation for NAG and Malaysia for it will become a crowd puller as more Malaysians become exposed to arts and culture.
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