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Workshops and Events > Past Workshops and Activities Forum: “Is painting REALLY dead?”

Venue: Lim Hak Tai Gallery, NAFA Campus 1
Date Of Event: 2 November 2012

A forum-style discussion was held in conjunction with NAFA’s permanent collection exhibition titled Peculiar Moments.

Visual artist Justin Loke of the independent art collective Vertical Submarine as the moderator, together with art practitioners Boo Sze Yang, Hong Sek Chern, Ian Woo and Milenko Prvacki joined in a debate with students.

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