‘The least we can do right now is to support each other and help others in need. I hope that we can shed some light via Make It Happen, to let creatives know that they are not alone, ’ says Bono Stellar. Photo: Filepic
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. In the time of lockdowns and uncertainty, an ever-expanding group of artists are putting heads and hearts together in an effort to offer a helping hand, safeguard livelihoods and keep spirits up.
In The Time Of Corona is a platform under the Make It Happen banner, a project initiated by artist/designer Bono Stellar (real name Nawwar Shukriah Ali). It gathers artists under one (virtual) roof and introduces their work to art lovers and collectors alike, who can then purchase them.
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Gallery: In The Time Of Corona artists
‘The least we can do right now is to support each other and help others in need. I hope that we can shed some light via Make It Happen, to let creatives know that they are not alone, ’ says Bono Stellar. Photo: Filepic
Shiela Samsuri's 'La Ritournelle' (Giclee fine art print, 2015).
Nawwar Shukriah Ali (Bono Stellar)'s 'Escapism of a Troubled Mind' (digital print on dichroic film).
Noriza Arzain's 'Bring Me Back' (collage mixed media on canvas, 2019). Photo: Noriza Arzain
Mariyam Shany Ahmed (Manje)’s 'Hold My Hand' (art print on archival paper, 2019).
Haris Rashid’s 'Golden Age' (acrylic and gold paint on wood panel, 2016).
Kara Yong’s 'The Strength Of My Shadow You Cannot Break' (digital mixed media, 2020). Photo: Kara Yong
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