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Additional S$20 million for Arts and Culture Resilience Package to support freelancers and businesses
Freelancers and businesses in the arts and culture sector will stand to benefit from new grants, as part of a S$20 million enhancement to the Arts and Culture Resilience Package, announced Minister of Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong on Monday (Mar 8). Nisha Rahim with more. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery.
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SINGAPORE: Freelancers and businesses in the arts and culture sector will stand to benefit from new grants, as part of a S$20 million enhancement to the Arts and Culture Resilience Package, announced Minister of Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong on
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Lowis with some of his ox and cow stamps which he has been collecting since 1997. Photos: Johnny Lowis
With a love affair that spans over five decades, Johnny Lowis’ flaming passion for philately is one that continues to burn bright.
It all started when his father gave him an album of stamps when he was 15. “Those were classic stamps mainly from the 1860-1900 period, which mostly featured heads of rulers (normally in single colours), and which were expensive too.
“Unfortunately at that time, I was not interested in them because I found them very boring. At that age, we were more interested in commemorative stamps which were full of colourful pictures or illustrations, ” shared Lowis, 71.