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Haryanto Gunawan holds solo exhibition

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Painter Haryanto Gunawan held a solo exhibition entitled “Spirits [e]motions” at Ciputra Artpreneur in Jakarta. The exhibition was officiated by Minister of Industry Mr Airlangga Hartarto, hosted by Mr Deddy Kusuma and Ms Rina Ciputra, and curated by Mr Eddy Soetriyono, Mr Aminudin TH Siregar, and Ms Sally Texiana.

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