This week features an exciting mix of events, from a live music performance by students of the International College of Music to a delicious Ramdhan meal, just like how grandma prepares!
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- 13 patriotic videos to celebrate Merdeka
- Merdeka mad: 5 national day parades from around the world!
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- Bomb explodes in Cheras!; BBC axes RPK from programme to please Putrajaya; Hipster dinosaurs!
ISSUE #142
Tolled highways, Nik Aziz T-shirts, storm drains, and more: for Merdeka month, KLue presents 53 objects that define our Klang Valley experience in these last 53 years of independence!
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Two, Three, Six
Wei-Ling Gallery is taking art aficionados on a journey to the East Coast with Chen Wei Meng’s solo exhibition entitled Two, Three, Six. Named after the approximate measurements of the coastal line of Terengganu, from Kuala Besut to Kemaman in kilometres. Two, Three, Six is the culmination of an eight-month journey to capture the spirit and essence of his home state. On that journey, Chen filled 30 sketchbooks with drawings, photographs and recollections of memories that would provide the basis for over two years of work.
Born in Dungun in 1965, Chen Wei Meng’s love affair with the state stems from the years living and growing up in the small town. It is from his sentimental attachment that he has felt a need to document the ever-changing Terengganu landscape. To appreciate the beauty of Chen’s works, one must see them up close and personal—each blade of grass and grain of sand rings with life. Don’t miss the splendours of Terengganu seen through the eyes of Chen Wei Meng when Two, Three, Six opens in June.
Text Myra Mahyuddin
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