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Figurines from the popular 1990s animated series 'Usop Sontorian' on display at the 'Malaysian Animation : From Idea To Reality' exhibition, now showing at Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: BernamaHere's a fun exhibition for the whole family. Who hasn’t grown up with beloved TV cartoons like Hikayat Sang Kancil, Usop Sontorian, Keluang Man, Kampung Boy, or Didi & Friends? These iconic series have captured the imagination of generations of Malaysians.
Exhibition highlights include “The Story That Took Flight,” “The Pilot and His Little Prince,” “From B612 to the Stars,” and “You Are Unique to Me,” each offering a captivating glimpse into this timeless masterpiece.A view of Amar's work titled 'Loadbearers 1 – Tandu', which is part of his exhibition 'Pax Colonia' at Galeri Puteh in KL.
Amar’s art confronts colonial legacies, illustrating how they continue to influence the way we think, live, and act. By reinterpreting these historical photographs, he provokes us to reconsider the enduring impact of colonialism and questions whether we truly exist in a “post-colonial” world.Photography is part of the 'Jiwa Membumi: The Soul Of The Land' show at BNM Museum and Art Gallery, celebrating Malaysia's rural roots and cultural heritage.
This collection begins with photography and evolves into innovative expressions inspired by the artists’ reflections, experiences, and journeys to distant locales. This exhibition offers not just a glimpse into a traditional craft but also a window into the cultural and artistic soul of the region.A general view of the 'Oceans That Speak' exhibition at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: The Star/Izzrafiq AliasDate: ends June 15, 2025
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