Ever wanted to enter a video festival in France? Here’s your chance! DEADLINE: 31 JAN 2011!

Gong Xi Fatt Chai! Come join us in celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with a solo debut by one of Malaysia’s most beloved emerging artist in Feng Shui: A Solo Exhibition by Munkao. Feng Shui is a meeting point between age old metaphysics of Feng Shui and contemporary art. This exploration sees Munkao, an […]

8 Malaysian creative types customize the iconic Fred Perry polo t-shirt! Which is your favorite?

Madé Sumadiyasa, a dynamic Balinese artist, for the first time, exhibiting his works in Kuala Lumpur. Known for his swashes of colour and Balinese heritage, his work underscores the beauty of nature and the cosmos in a manner so authentic that it has earned him recognition both at home and internationally. Madé was the first […]

Bentuk sastera baru: bila kali terakhir anda membaca sebuah ‘faksyen’ (perhatian: bukan ‘fiksyen’ ye!)? Bacalah karya penulisan Uthaya!

8-week, fully funded residency at Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne for Malaysian visual artists. Apply now! DEADLINE EXTENDED: 31 JAN 2011

A litle thematic arty party with film as the main menu. Round 1 features the Malaysian premiere/dvd release of Punggok Rindukan Bulan (122 minutes) and exhibits works by Vanessa, Axim Juxta, Dali Dali, Mills Gan, Shahril Nizam and Shirin Begum. Website: http://www.rindu.dahuangpictures.com

Did you manage to catch Serangan Zombie Pertama di Malaysia? Read what Zedeck Siew had to say!

Having an artist-block? Feeling uninspired? Here’s a tutorial from graphic artist Pek Thong on how to make your own font!

New York-based artist initiative offering small grants of USD500 for art projects based on sustainable living. DEADLINE: 1 April 2011

We’re pleased to announce that the ICB exhibition will be extended through the new year until 23 Jan 2011. This extension is to accomodate our outreach program to introduce and expose nearby school students to our local artists and artworks. Inception represents a birth, a beginning, but not from nothingness. A new beginning also often […]

Thank you for sticking with us throughout a roller coaster 2010. Put up your legs, pat yourself on the back for getting through a crazy year, and knock back a special Arteri cocktail!

It’s passed! A breakdown of the 2010 Bill compared to the existing National Art Gallery Act 1959 and what it could mean for the visual arts in Malaysia.

Khalil Ibrahim seems happiest when he engages with the colours and forms found on the East Coast of Malaysia and rendering his own vibrant Malaysian Expressionist/abstract style to engage the viewer.

Graffiti art in Malaysia leapt a level up when graffiti artists from around the world gathered at the Pasar Seni LRT station for the KUL SIGN Festival Graffiti.