| Filed under: Essays | Tags: art + government, beyond pressure, censorship, fear, Myanmar, performance art 
About fear, freedom and performance art in the streets of Myanmar. ‘Examining our history, I realize no artist has actually been imprisoned for doing street performance.’
| Filed under: News | Tags: art + government, Balai Seni Lukis Negara, ministry, Visual Arts Development Bill 2010 
REQUIRED READING: New legislation that widely impacts the visual arts in Malaysia is now in its 2nd and 3rd reading in the Dewan Rakyat.
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: art + government, cipan, MAP art space, performance art, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, video 
Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers returns! This time, featuring sweaty boys!
| Filed under: News | Tags: art + government, Balai Seni Lukis Negara, ministry, Visual Arts Development Bill 2010 
Minister of Information, Culture & Communication Dr Rais Yatim announces a Visual Arts Development Bill will be tabled in parliament this October.
Were arts and culture left out of the 10th Malaysia Plan, like Selangor was? No! We made it in. We are part of the grand plan. Here is the section of 10MP that concerns art and culture.
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: Annexe Gallery, art + government, cipan, performance art, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, video 
Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers returns! Here’s a good way to escape the torrid afternoon sun! Siesta, anyone?
| Filed under: News | Tags: art + government, bread and butter, funding, government, national budget 
by ARTERI
National Budget 2010: The allocation for ‘Creative Industries’ is one of the biggest ever – RM 200million. Short on time and resources, we’re putting here the relevant excerpts from the budget speech. We urgently invite debate, comment and any extra information you may have.
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: art + government, ayam fared, Malaysia, performance art, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, Valentine Willie, video 
by CIPAN
For those of us who can’t get enough of the sun, theatre practitioner Ayam Fared shows us where and how to get the perfect tan line within our one hour lunch slot in the next installment of Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: art + government, Malaysia, performance, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, video 
by CIPAN
Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers is back. Take note, work-worn and culturally-deficient members of the civil service: more irresistably stimulating activities for you!
Ahem. Episode 2: Kite Flying in an Art Gallery.
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: art + government, Malaysia, performance art, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, video 
by CIPAN
Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers: 1. Cycling in an art gallery
In order to promote the arts among government workers, CIPAN would like to suggest several exciting ways in which art appreciation can be combined with many of our nation’s favourite weekend activities.