Julie Chuah, Kim Il Tae, Michael Teh and Kevin Lee

As the final hammer came down on the auction block, the total amount raised by Acts One Group, its subsidiary Aureo Gallery, and Autism Buddies was pronounced to be RM716,929.71. Speaking on behalf of the Tuanku Syed Putra Foundation or Yayasan Tuanku Syed Putra (YSTP), the Crown Prince of Perlis thanked the organisations for their kindness in helping the state build its first dedicated autism centre.

Items for auction included: artworks by Kim Il Tae from Korea, Huang Hai Fan from China, Ryan San Chin Yan from Hong Kong and Alvin Yap from Malaysia, as well as rare crockery and jade jewellery.

Photos: Khairul Imran.

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Photo 1 of 14 Michael Teh giving Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin a tour of the artworks
Photo 2 of 14 Malaysian artist Alvin Yap
Photo 3 of 14 Julie Chuah, Kim Il Tae, Michael Teh and Kevin Lee
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Photo 5 of 14 Narenth Rao and LV Chong
Photo 6 of 14 Puan Sri Dato' Akmal Abdul Salam delivering the opening speech
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Photo 8 of 14 Vi-Lynn Khoo
Photo 9 of 14 Michael Teh, Kevin Lee, Kim Il Tae, Jin Mi Ryang, Puan Sri Dato’ Akmal Abdul Salam, Serena Chiam and Allyson Yeo
Photo 10 of 14 Ryan San and Richie Chai
Photo 11 of 14 Adrienne Tan and Serena Chiam
Photo 12 of 14 Dato' Dr. Syed Abdul Aziz Syed Zin, Puan Sri Dato’ Akmal Abdul Salam, Serena Chiam and Peter Wu
Photo 13 of 14 Azaidi Mohd Lazim, Treesna Azura Johar, Felicia Ong and Dato' Dr. Syed Abdul Aziz Syed Zin
Photo 14 of 14 Representatives of University Malaysia of Perlis (UniMAP), Autism Buddies, Yayasan Tuanku Syed Putra and members of the Perlis royal family