Future now: Tekka festival set to turn KLPac into a hub for audiovisual culture


Taiwanese sound artist Chang Hsin Yu will perform alongside Euseng Seto and Toru Izumida at the Tekka festival at KLPac on Dec 21. Photo: PublicVisual

Kuala Lumpur’s experimental arts scene takes a confident step forward with the Tekka festival at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac), from Dec 19-21.

The inaugural event brings together sound, light, code, performance and visual design, positioning itself as a new platform for artists working across the evolving field of audiovisual art.

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