Treasures of the North: Exploring Kaki Bukit and Wang Kelian in Perlis
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A Fully Engrossed Artist In Residence: He An Explores Malaysian Culture
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A Wind-Blown Fire Needs Little Effort by He An explores multicultural Malaysia through industrial materials, rituals, and local collaborations, blending contemporary art with Taoist and festival traditions to reflect identity, community, and the “in-between” spaces of culture.
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Marking Time In Penang: A Review of Milestones: A Nutmag Anthology
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Milestones reframes “milestones” as quiet, cumulative shifts rather than grand events. Rooted in Penang, its stories trace change, memory and belonging—suggesting that life unfolds not through singular achievements, but through ongoing, everyday reckonings.
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