New Malaysian art ideas and projects get space to grow with Cipta Seni Incubator


Afi Noor (seated) performing 'Can You See Me?', a new piece about a K-pop fan meeting her idol. Photo: Dominique Teoh

The inaugural Cipta Seni Incubator wrapped up earlier this month with a lively celebration, as the pioneering cohort showcased their works-in-progress at Five Arts Centre, GMBB in Kuala Lumpur.

Four Malaysian creatives – Afi Noor (34), Yee Heng Yeh (28), Ashley Marilynne Wong (29), and Kevin Bathman (49) – were selected to participate in a four-month programme that included workshops and both joint and one-on-one virtual mentoring.

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