Capturing Malaysia’s intangible heritage


(From left) Judges Syahrul, Parama, Juhari and Chew evaluating the heritage art competition entries.

DETERMINED to give young Malaysian artists an avenue to showcase their creativity despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Usaha Tegas Group organised its Usaha Tegas Heritage Art Competition 2021.

The corporation, an investment holding company owned by Malaysian businessman T Ananda Krishnan, has interests in Malaysian and international firms operating across diverse industries including telecommunications, media, property as well as oil and gas.

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