Ivan (facing camera) briefing visitors on the artworks on display at the ‘Langur: Building a Bridge Between Our Worlds’ exhibition.
CAN humans and wildlife co-exist in the modern world? That is the question asked by an art exhibition titled ‘Langur: Building A Bridge Between Our Worlds’.
Held at the Penang State Art Gallery in Dewan Sri Pinang, it puts the spotlight on the Dusky Langur (Trachypithecus obscurus), otherwise known as the Dusky Leaf Monkey, Spectacled Langur or Lutong in Malay.
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The late Nasir’s colour pencil on paper work called ‘Dusky Leaf Monkey and Baby’.
Low Chee Peng’s steel and marble sculpture titled ‘Sayang’
Ooi Kok Chuan’s ‘Langur in the Souvenir Plate’, done with Chinese ink.
Zaini Zainul’s mixed media piece ‘Back Off’.
‘Serimba Kasih Sayang’ is a colourful acrylic on canvas piece by Ibrahim Ghaffar.
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