Malaysian artist's lockdown journal in the kampung revisited through 14 paintings


  • Arts
  • Friday, 20 Nov 2020

Husin Othman's 'Mesin Baru II' (acrylic on canvas, 2020). Photo: Core Design Gallery

Crying children at home, refusing to attend Zoom classes or do their homework. Adults taking their afternoon naps or just lazing on the sofa. People enjoying their morning coffee outdoors.

These lockdown rituals during the pandemic take centre stage in artist Husin Othman’s latest works derived from his ink pen journal sketches.

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