Small Talk with the Moon in collaboration with Satu: Collective Art cordially invites you to the official launching of Buka Jalan Art Exhibition Buka Jalan is a venue of ides and  varieties takes place. This exhibition will be showcasing works from upcoming Malaysian visual talents. With the growing interest of the contemporary art particularly in […]

So excited about Pesta Chow Kit Kita this Sunday! 21 Nov 2010, 2 – 7pm at KL Krash Pad on Jln Tunku Abdul Rahman. BE THERE!!

Chow Kit Kita is a community mapping project by teens, for teens, who live in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur. By the end of this project, teenagers will produce a map of Chow Kit from their point of view. Inspired by a community project called ‘My Balik Pulau’ by Arts-Ed Penang, the Chow Kit Kita map […]

Whenever a person is described as beautiful, the first that strikes the mind would usually be the physical attributes of the person. The very image of an attractive proportionate figure, chiseled features clothed with impeccable styles by high profile fashion designers inspired by the likes of Hollywood & Bollywood uprising stars come to mind. However, […]

KL fatigue? See the city differently. We interview Colin Shafer on ‘Everyone Has Hope’, a photography project and exhibition with Burmese refugee children living in KL.

Nama kegiatan : Architects Under Big 3 Edisi : 8 Tema : Architectural Trip to Belgium Jenis kegiatan : Presentasi dan diskusi Pembicara : I Putu Adhi Prihandana Hari/ tanggal : Jumat, 3 Desember 2010 Waktu : 19:00 WITA – 21:00 WITA Lokasi : Danes Art Veranda, Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 159 Denpasar 80235 Bali […]

Rantai.art mempersembahkan Rantai Art Festival 2010 “GRAVITY” 20.12.10 – 26.12.10 Rantai Art Festival 2010 GRAVITY ialah satu festival seni yang dilakukan pada setiap hujung tahun oleh komuniti Rantai Art. Seperti tahun yang sudah, kami akan cuba memberi kelainan dalam festival pada tahun 2010. Tema festival pada tahun ini ialah GRAVITY, berasaskan tema itu kami telah […]

LOSTprojects is proud to present Trashed, an exhibition of new works by renowned Australian painter Ben Quilty. Trashed continues Ben Quilty’s investigation into the destructive possibilities of young masculinity. Constantly exploring notions of identity within the crude initiation ceremonies of young Australian men, Quilty points out the absurdity of the way young men are ingratiate […]

As G. Randoff put it – True good Friends are hard to find, difficult to leave and impossible to Forget! True friends need not meet up often to make sure that the friendship remains constant. However friends do need to meet up once in awhile such as in the case here-to hold an art exhibition […]

Inception represents a birth, a beginning, but not from nothingness. A new beginning also often signifies the end of an era or a period. But it is not the case here. Because we are in search for continuity with history, determining continuity in our history is vital in both tracing our roots and also to […]

X BOX is a performance and installation art by Amir Zainorin, a cross discipline artist who is interested in among others on pop culture, consumerism and identity. For this event Amir is inspired ny the malay proverb ‘ macam katak di bawah tempurung ‘, which means that of a frog who is comfortable living under […]

Help is at hand! We stumbled upon illustrator Keri Smith’s handy Survival Kit for artists who need a pick me up.

No touching! No moving! Exclusive video of a Tate Modern employee raking Ai Wei Wei’s Turbine Hall installation, like a monk in a giant zen garden of Chinese labour.

To mark the 2010 centenary of Chiang Mai’s Warorot market, known locally as Kad Luang, Navin Rawanchaikul, an internationally recognised Thai artist who himself grew up in his family’s fabric store within this market, has initiated a community-based arts festival namely the “Mahākād”. Directed by his team at Navin Production Studio, and in collaboration with […]