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    29 July 2012| last updated at 10:55PM

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    By JOHN TIONG

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    SOTHEBY’S AT CHATSWORTH: A SELLING EXHIBITION OF MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE — BEYOND LIMITS Where: Chatsworth House, North Derbyshire, England Admission: RM74 (STG15) for house and gardens, and RM49.30 (STG10) for garden entry. When: Sept 7 to Oct 28 The works of late British sculptor Barry Flanagan, especially his widely acclaimed bronze hares, will be placed at strategic points at the Chatsworth gardens.

    DRAWING A DISTANCE
    Where: House of Matahati, 6A Jalan Cempaka 16, Taman Cempaka, Ampang
    When: Till July 31
    Admission: Free
    Call: 03-9285 6004
    On exhibit are a wide array of drawings collected from Kuala Lumpur, Manila and Jogyakarta.

    LEGACY RECLAIMED
    Where: Sutra Gallery, 12, Jalan Persiaran Titiwangsa 3, Kuala Lumpur
    When: Till Aug 22
    Admission: Free
    Call: 03-4021 1092
    Eight Odiyan artists from India — Pardipta Kumar Sahoo, Smrutirekha Barik, Aruna Kumar Behura, Rajat Kumar Dhal, Soubhagya Pathy, Smrutikanta Raut, Gopal Krushna Rath, and Sudarsan Sahoo — are on a two-week residency programme at Sutra Gallery. Their works are inspired by past and present icons of performing arts.

    MACHU PICCHU: 100 YEARS OF GLOBAL REVELATION
    Where: Coda Gallery, Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus, 1 Jalan Taylor’s, Subang Jaya.
    When: Till July 31.
    Admission: Free
    This photography exhibition is presented by the Embassy of Peru and Taylor’s Design School. This showcase celebrates the 100 years since the discovery of the 15th century mountain city of the Incas by Professor Hiram Bingham in 1911.

    JOSEPHINE BALAKRISHNAN IN SUMMER EXHIBITION
    Where: Shalini Ganendra Fine Art @ Gallery Residence
    8 Lorong 16/7B, Section 16, Petaling Jaya
    When: Till Aug 15
    Admission: Free
    Call: 03-7960 4740
    Josephine Balakrishnan of Sri Lankan parentage grew up in California. Her paintings evoke the colours and sensibilities of the sunshine state but are infused with influences from Sri Lanka, especially its mythologies. chunghoo@nstp.com.my

    Barry Flanagan, Nijinski Hare, 1996

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