A visitor taking a closer look at Yee I-Lann’s Kedai Commemorate (installation, 2013) at the Recent Acquisitions exhibition. — Photos: The Star
What is Malaysian art today? That’s a big question that is still waiting to be answered. Is it in the hands of 30 elite collectors? Do we have to endure more identikit figurative art group shows? Or is the industry ready to be tipped over with more edgy street artists?
In the last 12 months, there have been countless solo shows and group exhibitions ... but how many stayed in the memory once you walked out the gallery door?
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