Larger Than Life

By Rosalind Chua

October 2011 JUST A MINUTE
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Ng in his workshop, decorating traditional wooden clogs。
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Artist Ernest Zacharevic captures one of Penang’s living heritage treasures on a wall at Armenian Street.Zacharevic at work.Wall versus canvas —what’s your preference?Ernest Zacharevic: Most of my work is studio-based, but I have done a few murals before in Penang, some in London. I have always found street art an exciting form of art, not only for the thrill but also for the opportunity to create a piece of art that is site-specific and that appeals to an audience who...

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