A chance to explore a rarely-seen collection of Malaysian print art


At the exhibition, the earliest of the prints is by Latiff Mohidin titled 'Mindscape' (1974), the first of two tranches, the latter being in 1977. Photo: AP Art Gallery

As you walk into AP Art Gallery, a large etching entitled I Want To Be A Bridge by Rahime Harun welcomes you.

The late Rahime (1954-2008) was once the former National Art Gallery director-general, an art administrator, collector, artist/writer and father.

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