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Exhibition shows Bucket King’s magical journey

2016-06-09 07:55
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An exhibition for a children’s book of illustrations is being held on the first and third floors of Fantasia 10.

The exhibition, named after the locally produced book, is titled “The Magical Journey of the Bucket King” and will run until June 19. 

It has been jointly organised by Case Station Advertising & Planning Co. Ltd, the Sao Lazaro Parish Creative Industries Promotion Association, and the Fantasia 10 gallery. 

Please read the full article in our print edition.

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