Lock Yi’s first solo digital exhibition goes beyond the body
By FARAH DIANPUTRI I was on my Cuti-Cuti Malaysia weekend in Kuantan, Pahang, when I found a small gallery space nestled up a staircase at …
Reminders of death in Dhavinder Singh’s Tagistan
By ELLEN LEE WHAT happens to an artwork once it’s been exhibited? What happens to most things once they’ve run their course? Sometimes, they get …
Mass against Mass: Conversation about the current collective crisis
“You just got to say to yourself, ‘I’m a free man in here’”- he tapped his forehead – “and you’re all right.” – George Orwell
Edroger Rosili’s On the Anatomy of Fate
By WAI LU YIN The saying “Don’t judge a book by its cover” is a self-reminder when I get to know someone. We are often …
Reimagining the Colour Pink with ANJU
By Natasha P “P!NK, A Group Art Exhibition” at Rumah Tangsi featured the work of Anjali Nijjar Venugopal (ANJU) who takes the viewer on an …
Scream Inside Your Heart: Watching History Unfold
By LILY JAMALUDIN Anurendra Jegadeva’s latest for Wei Ling Gallery, in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, is a collection of works created under lockdown. It’s a vast …
Curatorial meanderings in Fergana Art’s Se{SUMPAH}
By ELLEN LEE “Sesumpah” means “chameleon” in Malay, but in Se{SUMPAH}, a group exhibition which recently had a run at the Black Box MAPKL in …
The Geography of Corporeality
By CLARISSA LIM KYE LEE A common sight in South-East Asia is a crowded pasar pagi or morning market. Shuffling bodies intersecting with sprays of …
Meat on a Chopping Block: Tale of Uncertainty
By Danial Fuad Adaptability has always been an important trait to ensure our survival as a species. This adaptability trait is also evident in art, …
The fate of humanity as seen by Edroger Rosili
By DANIAL FUAD Contemporary artists should not be bound by one medium as more materials and techniques are discovered, opening up new ways to deliver …