Malaysian community arts groups score big wins at Boh Cameronian Arts Awards


Seni Tiga #10 - Impermanence (2019) at KongsiKL won three awards in the dance category. Photo: Low Pey Sien

Multidisciplinary show Seni Tiga by Kongsi Petak, a member of the KongsiKL performing arts community, emerged as the biggest winner at the 17th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards (BCAA), which was streamed online last night.

Seni Tiga, a collaborative performance project that focuses on movement, visual and sound, took home five awards collectively in the dance category for Seni Tiga #2: Remnant Vision and Seni Tiga #10: Impermanence.

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