A performance art work called 'Si... Tua... Si' by Azizan Paiman and Percha Art Space at Muzium Darul Ridzuan on Nov 30. Photo: Ipoh International Art Festival
The sight of contemporary artist Azizan Paiman, in a hazmat suit, smashing a toilet seat in front of Muzium Darul Ridzuan's entrance in Ipoh last weekend might not have been your usual opening ceremony art event.
However, it did enough to gain an enthusiastic applause from a crowd gathered to witness one of the early performances to coincide with the recent launch of the Ipoh International Art Festival 2019 at the museum.
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Gallery: Ipoh International Art Festival's 'Climate' Exhibition
A performance art work called 'Si... Tua... Si' by Azizan Paiman and Percha Art Space at Muzium Darul Ridzuan on Nov 30. Photo: Ipoh International Art Festival
Cheng Yen Pheng (right), this year's winner of the UOB Painting of the Year (Malaysia) award, talking about the process of paper making and making art. Her work 'Grass Weeding' (pictured) is part of the Climate exhibition. Photo: Handout
An exhibit area featuring Saiful Razman's installation work 'Vanish' (2018) and Jamal Zakaria's wire mesh sculptures 'Si Taring Ajar Menyalak' (2019) at Muzium Darul Ridzuan. Photo: The Star/Daryl Goh
A recycled e-waste work called 'Climate Change Is Real' (2019) by Nor Tijan Firdaus.
A visitor walks past Bibi Chew's new work 'Where Have All The Voices Gone?' (fibre and thread, 2019). Photo: The Star/Daryl Goh
A close-up view of Thai artist Muhammadsuriyee Masu's 'Wayang Kulit Di Pattani' (2018).
Aftermath Thinker collective's 'The Last Hope' (plastic waste, 2019). Photo: The Star/Daryl Goh
A performance art work called 'Si... Tua... Si' by Azizan Paiman and Percha Art Space at Muzium Darul Ridzuan on Nov 30. Photo: Ipoh International Art Festival
The 'Climate' contemporary art exhibition, featuring 33 artists, at Muzium Darul Ridzuan is one of IIAF 2019’s anchor events. Photo: Ipoh International Art Festival
Indonesian contemporary artist Januri's work 'Big Money' (acrylic on canvas, 2019).
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