Ilham Gallery in Kuala Lumpur is presenting its first art bazaar Atas/Not Atas, which will likely be taking place this Saturday and Sunday (June 4 and 5) from 11am to 7pm.
There is not any scarcity of inventive creativity, and accessible enjoyable with regards to the checklist of distributors, which embrace Pangrok Sulap, Cultkids, Shan Shan Lim Studios, Cloud Projects, Izat Arif, Jesse Joy Studio, Huruf, Projek SembangSembang, Humana Art, Gerimis Art Project, Gerai OA, Bangkita Ceramic Studio, Mah Meri Cultural Village, Kids In Batik and lots of others.
From woodcuts to batik prints proper to crops and indigenous handicraft, the curated content material ticks all of the crowd-pleasing bins.
Jeffrey Lim (centre) returns to Ilham Gallery for a weekend session of Kanta Portraits together with his trusty box digicam. Photo: Kanta Portraits
However, in case you’re trying past the selfie scene, Atas/Not Atas additionally has a listing of public programmes, together with workshops and art talks.
On June 4, Pangrok Sulap will introduce a woodcut workshop, whereas the Kanta Studio Instant Portraits and a Mee Goreng Miniature Workshop by Miniarture Concepts are sure to draw curious consideration.
The weekend’s spotlight discuss “North Borneo Baskets – A Discovery”, offered by Sabahan art scene stalwart Jennifer Linggi, is one thing to not be missed this Saturday at 2pm.
Cultkids’ popular culture digital art prints will likely be out there on the occasion. Photo: Cultkids
Art distributors, meals pop-ups and deejay classes – all essential for immediately’s Insta-worthy art occasion – will likely be positioned on the bottom ground on the Ilham Event Space, whereas workshops will likely be held on stage 3 and stage 5 (Ilham Gift Shop).
Ilham Gallery can be at present exhibiting its Ilham Art Show 2022 exhibition, whereas Ahmad Fuad Osman’s Skola Gambar: Enrique de Malacca, a historic fiction exhibit, has been prolonged until June 12.
If you’d prefer to take part within the Atas/Not Atas workshops, guide upfront here.
