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Art Buses Bussing Art

The Cuz , Curators | Rosheen Fatima, Performance Director

14-May-14 14:30

Art Buses Bussing Art

Following the One Million Youth Gathering in 2011 and 2013, the Ministry of Youth and Sports will organize the Festival Belia Putrajaya come 23 May. There will be an eclectic mix of activities for young people. The event's curators, The Cuz and Performance Director, Rosheen Fatima tell us more.


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