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Everyone’s A Critic - Keringat: Tales of our Forefathers

Adriana Nordin Manan, Writer, Playwright, Translator

18-Oct-21 19:30

Everyone’s A Critic - Keringat: Tales of our Forefathers

Keringat: Tales of Our Forefathers brings an artistic lens to Malaysia’s socioeconomic development, by showcasing over 50 artworks from colonial Malaya up to the 1980s. The paintings and photographs feature the sectors of agriculture, fisheries, mining, and small businesses, and offer an interesting, often intimate, way of connecting to the country’s past and its journey to the present.

Everyone's A Critic is jointly presented with CENDANA. For updates on Malaysian arts and culture, visit BASKL.

Image Source: Hu Te Hsin, Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery

Produced by: Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  Visual Arts,  History,  People & Places

Tags:  Everyone's A Critic,  Cendana,  Keringat,  Tales of our Forefathers,  Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery,  Malaya, 


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