To be in the World of Creative Arts or Not to be?
During my A level years I was passionate about everything Theatre. My junior school days had been spent here in Brunei but Theatre and Drama were more of an extra ...
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To be in the World of Creative Arts or Not to be?
During my A level years I was passionate about everything Theatre. My junior school days had been spent here in Brunei but Theatre and Drama were more of an extra ...
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Combustion. Figurative. Abstract
From 12 to 17 December 2014 Kaleidoscope Studio will be presenting their first two man show. Entitled “COMBUSTION,” the exhibit features two young artists who have ...
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Creative Exploration Session 1
Kaleidoscope is organising their First Creatives Insight Session at Kaleidoscope Studio Gallery in Kiulap. The session will be on the 14th of November 2014 starting ...
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