A festival that is small, and therefore big

By Cynthia Hoo, Photography Pangkor Island Festival

November 2014 FOOTPRINTS
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As islands go, Pangkor is tiny, but that hasn't stopped it from organising its own arts festival – Pangkor Island Festival is in fact in its second year. There seems to be a trend here. Even Pulau Ketam, Kluang and Bario have their own annual art attraction now.The arts pontoon in the making as a permanent arts space.As a holiday destination, Pangkor Island isn’t as well-known as Malaysia’s other islands in the north and east. And as a heritage and...

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Cynthia Hoo

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