Eight Malaysian female artists bridge the gender divide in digital, NFT space


Grey Z's 'Chasing The Gap' digital artwork. Designed as an interactive piece, the intention of the artwork is to highlight the human’s experience and engagement with the art. Photo: Grey Z

Eight women digital artists are in the spotlight - on-site and virtually - at the Break The Bias group exhibition, presented by the Digital Art Gallery (DAG) at Kedai KL, Mahsa Avenue in Kuala Lumpur.

The ticketed exhibition, launched to coincide with International Women’s Day (on March 8), features a series of new digital artworks and visual projections highlighting a world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination.

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