| Filed under: News | Tags: Arteri, call out, help, sponsorship, volunteers 
ARTERI is more than a year old already! In order to ensure ARTERI’s sustainability, we want you to come on as collaborators on this project of ours, to be part of our team!
ARTERI will be taking a short break in the month of March for some improvements to the site! Watch this space and let us know what you think when we come back!
| Filed under: News | Tags: Andrew Crum, art expo malaysia, Arteri, Be Takerng Pattanopas, Cheah Tau Hoong, Cheong Tuck Wai, chi too, Colin Boyd Shafer, Doreen Chew, Eddie Yap, EH Chee and Goh Sze Ying, Elias Yamani Ismail, Henry Tan (Pornlert Tantipanitkoon), Ilyan Samsudin, Liew Kwai Fei, Monika Behrens and Rochelle Haley, Nani Kahar, Nizam Abdullah, Roslisham Ismail aka Ise, suitcase of stuff, Tang Tze Lye @ Kenry, Wendy Grace Allen 
by Sharon Chin and Eva McGovern
Check out our version of The Making of ARTERI’s Booth and Suitcase of Stuff at Art Expo Malaysia 2009!
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: Arteri, blogging, Editorial 
ARTERI bukan Kakiseni versi 2.0, bukan kingmaker bahkan tastemaker, bukan wakil ‘apakah penting dalam seni dan budaya’ bagi mata dunia atau sesiapa pun.
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: art + life, Arteri, blogging, Editorial 
by Simon Soon
ARTERI is nine months old. Some thoughts on how we work and where we are heading.
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: Arteri, audiences, Editorial 
By Eva McGovern
Editorial thoughts on ARTERI, the good, the bad and the fugly.
| Filed under: News | Tags: Arteri, Bernice Chauly, fan zine, Haseena Abdul Majid, Haslin Ismail, Jun Kit, Liew Kwai Fei, Roslisham Ismail, Sharon Chin, Tan Sei Hon, They, Urbanscapes 2009, Vincent Leong 
by ARTERI
FURTHER UPDATED: Now with pics of the booth and full-size images to print out & keep. Check it out!
ARTERI x Urbanscapes 2009. Armed with thousands of photocopied artist drawings we set up our HQ and invited visitors to come make their own art zines and find out more about us.
By ARTERI
Yes, you!
We NEED more writers and critical thinkers in Malaysia. Being the kind-hearted folk we are, ARTERI extends an open invitation to those who would like to write posts on art and culture in Malaysia / Southeast Asia.