‘Reframe And Resist’ exhibition reflects on 'decolonisation' in daily life


Choreographer and dancer Aida (left) returns tomorrow at 4pm with 'Ilmu', a performance piece that will bring the 'Reframe And Resist' exhibition at Harta Space in Selangor to a close. Photo: Harta Space

This weekend marks the last chance to catch Reframe And Resist: Decolonise Here And Now! at Harta Space in Ampang, Selangor. Closing tomorrow, the exhibition offers a thought-provoking exploration of what decolonisation means in the context of everyday Malaysian life.

Backed by the British Council and The Living History Project, the exhibition – with six local artists – brings together installation, painting, collage and mixed media works – each shining a light on different aspects of the postcolonial experience.

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