What Does A Tikar Mean To You?
Yee I-Lann, Artist | Roziah binti Jalalid, Weaver | Narty S. Raitom, Weaver
04-Jul-23 14:00
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The tikar is a familiar item in the lives and homes of many Malaysians. In Borneo Heart in Kuala Lumpur, artist Yee I-Lann together with 11 Bajau Sama DiLaut and Dusun Murut weavers have collaborated to feature the tikar as part of several exhibitions and discussions that have been happening across Kuala Lumpur. Here to share more about the themes of art, language, community, and power across their works, are artist Yee I-Lann, weavers Roziah binti Jalalid from Pulau Omadal, and Narty S. Raitom from Batu Lunguyan, Keningau.
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Produced by: Lim Sue Ann
Presented by: Lim Sue Ann
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Categories: culture, visual arts, History/Heritage
Tags: anyaman, east malaysia, sabah, borneo, traditional crafts, weaving, contemporary art,
