Inside the Sentul Biennale

Weng Choy Lee, Independent art critic and consultant | Hay Wu, Artistic Director, Sentul Biennale

10-Dec-25 19:00

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A+ Works of Art is putting together the first ever Sentul Biennale, highlighting the importance of friendship and community through art and visual expression. We sit down with the artistic minds behind the event to find out what the exhibition has in store, and how the idea of a biennale has evolved over centuries and across regions.

Produced by: Sneha Harikannan, Sharaad Kuttan

Presented by: Sharaad Kuttan

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Categories: visual arts, History/Heritage, culture

Tags: sentul biennale, hay wu, contemporary art, malaysian artists, lee weng choy, art criticism,

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