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South-East Asian forests in bloom at 'Botany Of Belonging' exhibition in KL (opens the original)
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Botanical illustrations were once essential for documenting forest flora, supporting research, archiving and preservation. The practice demands a unique blend of artistic and scientific skills, along with the physical endurance to explore unfamiliar forests and the knowledge to identify and name countless plant species. If you are interested in seeing these illustrations up close, the Forest Learning Centre (FLC), located at the Perdana Botanical Gardens in Kuala Lumpur is hosting an exhibition
Malaysian artist explores knowledge at its roots, revealing the humanity within (opens the original)
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It can take Ahmad Shukri Mohamed months, sometimes years, to complete an artwork. He allows ideas to develop gradually, waiting for inspiration to resolve into clarity rather than forcing the process. There is little urgency until a deadline approaches. Yet once an idea has fully taken shape, the veteran artist needs relatively little time to realise it at Patisatu Studio, a creative space in Puncak Alam, Selangor he co-founded with his wife, sculptor and ceramic artist Umibaizurah Mahir.
'Jujutsu Kaisen In Concert' brings the hit anime to the stage at JCPAC (opens the original)
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Anime soundtrack concerts have become an increasingly prominent feature of contemporary arts programming, bringing animation and live performance together. The Jeffrey Cheah Performing Arts Centre (JCPAC), the new arts and culture hub at Sunway Square, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, is adding Jujutsu Kaisen In Concert to its launch programme, with performances on Oct 20 and 21 at The Grand Theatre.
MPO tribute set to bring Alfonso Soliano's musical legacy into the present (opens the original)
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Legendary Malaysian composer Alfonso Soliano’s (1925–1990) legacy continues to resonate, with a new generation rediscovering his pioneering work at Radio Malaya, his contributions to the Merdeka-era songbook and his jazz-inspired recordings. The Singapore-born musician of Filipino heritage makes for a distinctive Malaysian story, reflecting the multicultural currents that shaped the nation’s musical landscape. A handpicked selection of his compositions – dating back to the early 1960s – will be
Exhibition celebrating letters traces Malaysian memories and lives at Papan Haus (opens the original)
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Before the instant message, there was the letter – and with it came the luxury of time. Writing one demanded deliberation: words had to be chosen carefully, sentences considered, and feelings committed to paper. Once the envelope was sealed and posted, there was little left to do but wait. That period of uncertainty – the quiet stretch between sending and receiving – was itself part of the experience, imbued with anticipation, longing and possibility. A Letter, a community-sourced exhibition at
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