SWEET AND SOUR An art exhibition centred around the representation of the popular chicken dish by Alya Hatta and Leily Moghtader Mojdehi

ZHAN Art | Space is thrilled to present ‘Sweet and Sour’, a duo exhibition by London-based artists Alya Hatta and Leily Moghtader Mojdehi. The exhibition inspired by the sweet and sour chicken dish serves as a backbone for the show and reflects a paradoxical reality. The dish, widely popular across Asian restaurants in the West, is however... Read More

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19-Aug-2022

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Coming your way in September 2022: The International Ballet Gala

Calling all fans of ballet dance and performance! The International Ballet Gala will be held this September 2022 at the Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPAC). Apart from highlights from classical repertoires like The Little Humpbacked and Swan Lake, neo-classical choreographies will also be presented. Among those slated to hold lead roles are Yui Kyotani... Read More

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02-Jul-2022

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TitikMerah Collective: Continuous and determined efforts in supporting the local arts community In celebration of its 8th year running, the collective is showcasing various artworks specially curated from18 local artists at ZHAN Art | Space

TitikMerah Collective founded by Adeputra Masri, Latif Maulan and Ajim Juxta back in 2014, is celebrating its 8th year this June 2022. The collective, known to continuously support the local arts community, strongly encourages and challenges emerging artists to explore their ideas freely by proactively exhibiting their works. The collective’s newest exhibition simulacrum now showing in ZHAN Art... Read More

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08-Jun-2022

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Coming to cinemas in 2022: Films you might add to your to-watch list

Red Soil/ Rouge Directed by Farid Bentoumi, Red Soil is released as part of the French Film Festival that runs from Jun-Jul 2022. A young nurse has just been hired to help at her dad’s factory. In charge of the infirmary, she uncovers long-hidden secrets and arrangements between politicians, syndicates and industry leaders. Covering up... Read More

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21-Apr-2022

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Unveiling the (potential) artist in you: Enhancing Ramadan/Raya palate through your palette

It seems as though search engines are one of those intelligent tools that are able to capture and understand its users by predicting what they think, similar to when you’re using predictive text on your phones. Looking for something to spice things up this evening, I stumbled upon a colouring book game, as part of... Read More

Festivals, Living, Travel

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11-Apr-2022

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For your second dose of royal flavour – We’ve been expecting you, as usual – the Downton Abbey 2022 film sequel

Blimey! The film posters on the latest Downton Abbey sequel that’s been popping up on my Instagram feed is making me dream of a trip to Europe again. There’s even a poster drawing contest for citizens of the UK and the US. How can you not squeal in excitement, especially if you’re a fan? From... Read More

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28-Feb-2022

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Recording in progress: Sitting for your practical music exams from afar

I, for one, do not like exams. However, when the time comes, you still have to do your bit to achieve a certain grade to know your level and standing. For those who have had the chance to sit for exams from a distance, especially in an uncertain situation like what we’re facing now, I... Read More

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31-Dec-2021

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Extending your teaching and learning experience: Of platform-supported studying and remote collaboration

Taking advantage of how classes at many language schools and institutes remain heavily online due to the current situation, I finished my Basic Level 1 (equivalent to half of the A1 level) of a European language last week. I must acknowledge that the school, students and instructors will have to adapt to the tools, material... Read More

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20-Nov-2021

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Scan me, please and thank you: What quick response (QR) code?

I’ve lost count of the number of times I struggle with scanning a quick response code (QR) code, particularly when I am (physically present) at a public place. The other day, I was at a private hospital as a first-time patient. Unfortunately, like in most cases, I didn’t get to scan it right – the... Read More

Finance, Living

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11-Oct-2021

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Isa Ishak explores identity and connection to place in first solo exhibition at ZHAN Art | Space

Malaysian contemporary artist, Isa Ishak had spent years working as a blue-collar worker until he made a successful transition to become an artist in 2016. In his first solo exhibition titled Kisah Isa Ishak at ZHAN Art | Space, he highlights his journey as an emerging artist, new father, a son, doting husband and what it means to... Read More

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21-Sep-2021

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To (re-)watch via online streaming: Old and new flicks

Out of curiosity, I went on the Internet to scroll through a newly-launched on-demand online streaming platform, which is a privilege that comes with our existing pay-TV subscription (at home). After dealing with the technical part, I found myself re-watching episode after episode of a TV drama I actually stopped watching (back when it was... Read More

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17-Aug-2021

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Streaming soon in 2022: The sequel to ‘Enchanted’ (film)

What do you get when a popular US entertainment conglomerate combines live-action film, traditional animation and computer-generated imagery? A film that’s worth watching for its clever twists, appealing to the whole family. And that’s how the 2007 film enchanted many. Now that I look back, I realise that the film is indeed both a... Read More

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