A series of drawings and collages to accompany my 2010 solo exhibition ‘All Together Now: Conversations Without End’. These works explore the conumdrum of language in Malaysia, and how these questions are embedded in the body. They express confusion, shame and loss. Read more
Article about my solo exhibition All Together Now: Conversations Without End. By Hari Azizan, published in The Star, 23 May 2010.
I invite people to have a drink with me. We use plastic cups, connected by string. After we have toasted each other, we stretch out the string and I tell them to scream or laugh as loud as they can into the cup. I listen to them through my end — if I hear them… Read more
My experience at “2nd Beyond Pressure International Performance Art Festival” in Yangon, Myanmar. Published in Off The Edge, Feb 2010.
In December 2009 I found myself in Myanmar again, attending the 2nd Beyond Pressure Performance Art Festival. I was there for… Read more
Review of Liew Kwai Fei’s solo exhibition “Paintings for All Ages/Paintings with Extended Space”. Published in Off The Edge, Jan 2010.
If you attended public primary school in Malaysia, maybe you’ll remember a particular type of exercise book whose pages were divided in half – the top was… Read more
