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Chinese Painter Explores Malaika Story

Monday, February 13, 2017

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Among the exhibits Chinese painter Xiaozhou Gao unveiled on Friday was a two-metre canvas painting headlined Tears of Malaika, inspired by the country’s diversity and diamonds.

Through this exhibition called Malaika’s Tour, the painter’s works were held at Masa Square hotel.

They are part of a cultural exchange programme organised by Malaika Gemstones to get artists to network.

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Chinese Painter Explores Malaika Story

Among the exhibits Chinese painter Xiaozhou Gao unveiled on Friday was a two-metre canvas painting headlined Tears of Malaika, inspired by the country’s diversity and diamonds.