
by Alex Yong
Tony Twigg’s Vib ra fon: Solo Exhibition @ Galeri Taksu
The exhibition opening of former Rimbun Dahan resident artist Tony Twigg. The event also launched a 94-page full colour book on the artist’s work, published by www.slot.net.au with the assistance of the Australia-Malaysia Institute.

by ARTERI
David Pledger, who is currently on a residency programme in Instant Cafe’s spanking new art space, CHAI, will be holding 2 evenings of public talks.

by ARTERI
Call for artists: The Rimbun Dahan Artist Residency is once again open for applications from Malaysian and Australian visual artists. It is one of the longest-running and generously supported residencies in Malaysia. The deadline has been extended to 30 Sept 2009, so start writing those applications now!

by Zedeck Siew
Behind Australian ape-lover Lisa Roet’s recent In-Sight exhibition are worthy sentiments: generally, that the environment is in bad shape; more specifically, that our simian kin are almost all endangered because of human activity. If you see Roet’s ten orangutan portraits – each sketching a different individual ape that she worked with in the 15 years of her enthusiasm – and are then persuaded to donate to the WWF, that’s cool. Perhaps the works have served their purpose.