This week is filled with events you don't wanna miss out on, from acts like Placebo and Kings of Convenience, to Academy Award-winning documentary The Cove and a masquerade show!
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ISSUE #137
Don't panic! This month, we present an abridged guide to your rights as a Malaysian citizen. Are makeshift gated communities legal? Do you have any rights in a street demonstration? Well, go find out!
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Mindwatch – The Observer, The Observed
Painter Jeganathan Ramachandram has been with us for a while. Since the start of his artistic career in 1984, Jeganathan has exhibited at places such as the National Art Gallery and Galeri PETRONAS. His work is typically mystical at heart – the artist is an adherent of Vasthu Shastra, a Hindu architectural principle based on classical elements.
Such transcendence can get tiresome. But Mindwatch – a continuation of Jeganathan’s quest to describe how the physical transformation of the modern world has affected the human condition – resonates with a high-science quantum-physics axiom: the act of observation both changes the object being observed, and the observer itself.
Text Zedeck Siew
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