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Festival Tour and Festival Lounge Sponsored by Kingdom Breweries and AsiaLIFE Hop aboard the Kingdom Breweries' new double-decker bus for a unique opportunity to visit each of the exhibition spaces for the Our City Festival. The tour starts in front of the National Museum where you can visit SaSa Bassac for a view of Kong Vollak's latest initiative, turning a gallery space into a live studio. The next stop is the French Cultural Centre where you can time-travel to 2058 through the visions of urban artists Théo Vallier, Dominique Tardy, Meng Syporn, Ian White and Peap Tarr. After that stop at Java Café & Gallery to view the latest graffiti-inspired work of Meas Sokhorn called "Don't forget about art" and the work of highly recognized Australian artist Christian Thompson entitled "Australian Graffiti." Finally, stop off at Meta House where you will be greeted by the street-side cinema projected from the gallery window. The festival curators, Kate O'Hara and Natalie Pace will be on hand to field any questions during the tour. The tour will then end at the Chinese House, one of the capital's architectural icons, for the Festival Lounge. Please email to bepartof@ourcityfestival.org to make reservations. The tour is FREE but there is limited seating. The Festival Lounge is open to the public, starting from 8pm.
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