A unique Malaysian space for artists to refine their craft and learn new cultures and ideas


This year, Japanese visual artist Kazutaka spent three weeks in August as the Barehands artist in residence, exploring Hulu Langat’s environment and integrating it into his work. Photo: Barehands Residency

This year, the Barehands Residency has continued to solidify its reputation as a dynamic hub for cross-cultural artistic collaboration.

Situated on a 1.5ha property called Akaldiulu, nestled in the lush landscapes of Hulu Langat, Selangor, this residency, founded in 2010 by artist and printmaker Juhari Said, has become a gathering place for artists worldwide to exchange ideas, share experiences and expand their creative practices.

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