Design & Architecture
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0Design & ArchitectureA Curation of Malaysian Art in KL
Housed in the impressive and eco-friendly KEN Tower, the gallery is so much more than a place to exhibit artworks.
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0Design & Architecture7 Social Spaces in the Condos near Changkat for People Throwing a Party
Bukit Bintang is the place to be in Kuala Lumpur if you want to be near bars and clubs, or live walking distance...
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0Culture & Religion7 Monuments and Memorials in Malaysia You Should Know About
In conjunction with the International Day for Monuments and Sites on 18th April 2017, we’ve decided to talk a look at some...
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0Culture & ReligionProtecting the past: Is enough being done to preserve Malaysia’s heritage?
Malaysia may be a relatively young country, but it is a treasure trove of cultural heritage. Past colonisers brought in more than...
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0Design & ArchitectureA Glimpse into the Artistic Process of a Painter
With art being his first love, music took a backseat in 2011 when he began to focus on his art career. Nicholas...
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0Design & ArchitectureA conversation with Asia’s newest top model, Sheena Liam
As the winner of Asia’s next top model, Malaysian Sheena Liam is making her mark in the big bad world of modelling....
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0Culture & ReligionLearning about China’s Gate of Heroes in Penang
PENDFAS (Penang Decorative and Fine Arts Society) is now here – the first group in Asia
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0Design & Architecture8 of our favourite architecture features in 2016
Let's take a look back at some of our favourite architecture features from around Southeast Asia.
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0Design & ArchitectureEnchanting images: Hong Lee
With close to 30 years of experience, Tang Hong Lee’s amazing abstract artworks have only gotten more impressive over the years.
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0Design & ArchitectureThe Milliner of Malaysia, Bremen Wong
Bremen Wong is well known in the fashion world for creating unique and handmade headpieces, hats, and headwear.
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0Culture & ReligionA lovely legacy: 5 examples of European influence in Malaysian architecture
Many parts of the country have seen traders from Arabia, China, Africa, India and neighbouring Southeast Asian countries as well as European...
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0CommunityCultural confluence: we speak to documentary photographer Ian Teh
British-Malaysian photographer Ian Teh's concern for social and environmental iddues is apparent in his evocative photographs, which he describes as 'short films...
