Teh tarik satu, and one political debate coming right up.

Food is a natural fixation for many artists.

The Malaysia-China art blend is a harmonious affair.

His large collection is now at the Penang State Art Gallery.

John Lee Joo-for was one of the greatest acts in post-Independence Malaysian art.

Art Expo Malaysia 2016 might be leaner, but it did not disappoint.

The Artist and Empire: (En)countering Colonial Legacies exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore explores the issues of post-colonialism and decolonisation.

The printing presses in Penang have been humming for over two centuries.

Events

The Chinese brush genre survives – and evolves – in Malaysia.

The recently opened National Gallery Singapore aims to be a main player in the regional arts ecosystem.

A tribute to the late Yuen Chee Ling, who celebrated women through her art.

For some artists, Cupid struck at the first brushstroke.

Striking the right balance is key to success for George Town’s tourism.

Meet Chang Fee Ming, a game-changer known for pushing the parameters of his art.

Datuk M. Nasir is not only a legend in music and film; he also dabbles in paint – and with great sensitivity and skill.

Who are the artists that rake in the dough today?

This month, we shine the spotlight on the low profile C. K. Tan.

Batik has long since transitioned from a craft tradition to an art movement.

Cheah Thien Soong reinvents and revitalises the Chinese ink tradition with East-West and Nusantara-inspired art.

Balik Pulau has turned into a natural sanctuary for artists to settle and create their art.

Artist Latiff Mohidin is honoured through an extensive exhibition that mirrors his life.

A man with a passion for repairing vintage bicycles, an extensive knowledge of botany and an impressive collection of antiques, stones and minerals.

2012 is a banner year for art auctions in Malaysia.

George Town Festival director Joe Siek has speaks on how far now-iconic festival has come.

Women artists of Malaysia have clearly made an impact in the arts industry over the years.

Penang has been home to some of the most compelling Malay artists in the country.

Dr Chew's success in the US has not stopped him from returning to Penang.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?

We profile the life and works of master painter Eric Quah.

At 68, batik painter Toya is still pushing himself and his art. But he may end up being the last of his kind.

Tay Mo-Leong has no plans to rest on his laurels