Everyone’s A Critic: Di Antara Itu & Ini

Ruby Subramaniam, artist

23-Oct-18 14:00

Everyone’s A Critic: Di Antara Itu & Ini

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On our arts review show, we discuss “di antara ITU & INI”, an exhibition that brings together 15 visual artists to reflect on what it means to be a nation that is grappling with change. Themes of power, ownership, and autonomy are examined by the diverse line-up of artists within the context of the recent political shift that has happened in Malaysia. Artist Ruby Subramaniam joins us to review and talk about the exhibition.

Produced by: Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Sharmilla Ganesan

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Categories: Film, Visual Arts

Tags: arts review, art, visual art, Malaysian art, Malaysia Baru, Malaysia artists, front row, The Bigger Picture,

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