Malaysian video artist highlights his medium's societal, cultural impact


To kick off its 40th anniversary, Five Arts Centre is presenting a contemporary “wayang pacak” experience with multidisciplinary artist Gan Siong King’s My Video Making Practice (MVMP) opening on June 20.

This unique “mash-up video” event will take place at the long-standing arts collective’s indoor venue at the GMBB creative mall in Kuala Lumpur. The programme, tied to the video screening, will also engage both the arts community and the public, offering an innovative and collaborative experience.

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