A in-depth profile by Cheong Wey Jin in Malaysiakini. We cover my art practice, moving out of the city, art and gentrification, art and politics, among other things. Published on 11 Oct 2020. Link [Requires subscription – accessed March 2023]. This article is also available in Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu.
A in-depth profile by 张溦紟 (Cheong Wey Jin) in Malaysiakini. We cover my art practice, moving out of the city, art and gentrification, art and politics, among other things. Published on 4 Sep 2020. Link [Requires subscription – accessed March 2023]. This article is also available in English and Bahasa Melayu.
A in-depth profile by Cheong Wey Jin in Malaysiakini. We cover my art practice, moving out of the city, art and gentrification, art and politics, among other things. Published on 11 Oct 2020. Link [Requires subscription – accessed March 2023]. This article is also available in Mandarin and English.
A collaboration with Rohingya poet Mayyu Ali, that pairs Rohingya and Malay lullabies and folksongs. The pairings of songs, which are narrated and sung orally, are further unified with a patterned artwork. The project was commissioned by Southeast-Asian arts and culture website Arts Equator and published in October 2020. Read more
Animated drawings based on a series of drypoint prints titled “In Praise of Cleaners”, featuring local flowers juxtaposed with common cleaning tools. Commissioned by New Naratif for an article about Malaysian hospital cleaners fighting for their rights. Read more
Radio interview with Sharmilla Ganesan, alongside artists Rupa Subramaniam and Haris Rashid, about the challenges being faced by visual artists during the COVID-19 pandemic, what needs to be done, and what the way forward might be. Read more
Wawancara bersama Zikri Rahman untuk siri #MalaysiaYangMuda di laman web Jentayu. Kami berbicara tentang karya seni yang mencerminkan keadaan di negara semasa pandemik, serta Ayuh! Merapat, satu cadangan proses untuk para penggiat seni membuat keputusan secara kolektif. Diterbit pada 14 May 2020. Read more
Review of Creatures of Near Kingdoms on Arts Equator, by Kathy Rowland. 1 April 2020. Read more
