DJ Miko is in the line-up for the Bas Bising new music series at the Ipoh International Art Festival 2019. Photo: Sany Mohd
When you have two experimental-minded Bas Bising (noisy bus) shows to bookend an arts festival, you know you have something special in the works.
The Bas Bising series, curated by Ipoh-based Dr Kamal Sabran, an academic and avant musician, features a cast of regional experimental musicians who will give the upcoming Ipoh International Arts Festival 2019 programme an edgy dimension.
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Gallery: Highlights of the IIAF 2019
DJ Miko is in the line-up for the Bas Bising new music series at the Ipoh International Art Festival 2019. Photo: Sany Mohd
Contemporary artist Ahmad Fuad Osman is part of the Climate group exhibit as well as the 'Why React? Making Art In Troubled Times' forum on Dec 5. Photo: Filepic
Acclaimed Singaporean artist Zai Kuning, who is currently based in Ipoh for research work, will be presenting an acoustic showcase on Dec 5. He is also part of the film discussion surrounding his 'Riau' documentary on Dec 6. Photo: Filepic
Guitarist Dharma Shan, a Malaysian-born Singapore-based experimental musician, is one of the South-East Asian notables at the Bas Bising finale on Dec 8. Photo: Ray Shion
Muzium Darul Ridzuan in Ipoh will host the 'Climate' art exhibition and workshops at the Ipoh International Art Festival 2019. Photo: Filepic
Author Zedeck Siew and artist Sharon Chin will present Chained To Plastic: The Unmanageable Waste, an educational workshop. Photo: Filepic
The PORT arts space will be hosting forums and talks at the Ipoh International Art Festival 2019. Photo: Handout
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