Front Row

Ancient Chinese words, from the earliest carved symbols on shells and bones, to the brush calligraphies, and the calligraphy of local educator and calligrapher, Sim Mow Yu now make their marks on the bodies of Chinese-Malaysian as they move to music.

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What it takes to make the Monkey god come alive and sing in this production that will take place in the Istana Budaya.

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The dancers give us a view into the process of their creation which is inspired by Haruki Murakami’s novel Norwegian Woods.

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Getting a view into contemporary Chinese art and the kind of market that it is from the perspective of someone from an international art auction house. She details good art,

excellent and bad copies, contemporary Chinese ink paintings, and what characterizes art as Chinese. And the million-dollar question of how is art by a new-comer valued.

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This outstanding music educator, a recipient of the Commemorative Medal of Honour for Services to Music, and the Distinguished Leadership Award for Services to Music Education, is also a viola player. He tells about listening to music.

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What’s the difference between a piano duet and four hands at a single piano? A pianist with an upcoming concert this weekend tell us.

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The olive tree theme is explored under Raed’s lens to show the Palestinian people from a different perspective. The feelings that the artist wants to convey through his work offer contrast in comparison to those sentiments that arise in the mass media.

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Pauline preps us all for the upcoming dance performance taking place this weekend. Know the history, the influences, the motifs and then go see for yourself.

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Theatre company, Revolution Stage, brings its rebranded and restaged production which originally drew on and from participants in an acting workshop. This time around, nine established performers take the rein and what will be the differences?

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The graphic visualizer describes his projection-mapping exhibit that melds music by Daft Punk,geometrical images and the spoken word from none other than Malcolm X.

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