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Bapaku Pulang

Nazura Rahime and Sharmin Parameswaran, art collectors

13-Oct-23 14:15

Bapaku Pulang

Bapaku Pulang: Growing Up with Art - Selected works from the collections of Nazura Rahime & Sharmin Parameswaran” is an exhibition that features artworks by 39 Malaysian modern and contemporary artists. Curated by Sarah Abu Bakar, the show brings together selected artworks collected by Nazura and Sharmin’s late fathers - Rahime Harun (1954–2008) and Dato’ N. Parameswaran (1948–2022). Both art curators themselves now, we catch up with Nazura and Sharmin to hear their stories of growing up surrounded by art, the influence their parents had on their own subsequent journeys into the world of visual arts, and why they are collaborating to show the world pieces from their late fathers’ private collections.

Image Credits:

Tan Choon Ghee, Nagore Durgha Sheriff, Leboh Chulia Penang

Ismail Mat Husin, Untitled

Yap Chin Hoe, Untitled I

From the collections of Nazura Rahime and Sharmin Parameswaran

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  visual artsHistory/Heritage

Tags:  Temu Houseart archivalContemporary Malaysian artart retrospectivevisual artsA.P Art Gallerymodern malaysian art





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