National Art Gallery gives Malaysia’s classic paintings digital wall power


The exhibition adds a new dimension to the national art collection, while offering plenty of Instagram-worthy moments for visitors. Photo: The Star/Faihan Ghani

The National Art Gallery (NAG) in Kuala Lumpur is embracing the future with Into The Frameless (Merungkai Bingkai), an immersive art exhibition that reimagines the national collection through innovative technology.

Featuring 34 artworks displayed through digital formats, this long-term exhibition – running until April 2027 – explores the fusion of art and technology through three sections: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR), and projection mapping.

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