Sacred Rivers by KC Chong
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Sacred Rivers by KC Chong
A Solo Exhibition
January 9-February 8, 2016
Hin Bus Depot is showcasing "Sacred Rivers," a photography exhibition by KC Chong, focusing on rivers in India and Bangladesh. Throughout history, rivers have been crucial to urban development, acting as life-sustaining sources at the core of cultural growth.
Made In China
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Sacred Rivers by KC Chong
A Group Exhibition
February 26, 2016
"Made in China" is a creative art installation at Hin Bus Depot, bringing together twelve diverse artists to reinterpret Chinese zodiac animals on iconic Chung Kai t-shirts. It highlights Penang's cultural fusion and is a playful take on wealth and prosperity during Chinese New Year, marking the first pop-up installation at the depot.
The One Academy: Fuse
USM School of Arts: Unwrapped
USM School of Arts: Unwrapped
A Student Exhibition
May 7-10, 2016
A showcase that introduce you to 10 fresh graduates from The One Academy Penang majoring in Advertising and Graphic Design.
USM School of Arts: Unwrapped
USM School of Arts: Unwrapped
USM School of Arts: Unwrapped
A Student Exhibition
June 4-8, 2016
The exhibition introduce 19 fresh graduates from Graphic Comm., School of Arts USM.
Warm Hearts
Untitled by Aboud Fares
Warm Hearts
A Group Exhibition
April 27-May 3, 2016
A bazaar and exhibition, organized by Syiok Wasabi, celebrates the talents and creativity of individuals with special needs in Penang. As part of its housewarming event, the team will showcase artworks and crafts not only from Chai Diam Ma but also from some friends at NPO Palette (Japan), Asia Community Service, and Perkaka Center.
Prologue
Untitled by Aboud Fares
Warm Hearts
A Group Exhibition
July 23-August 2, 2016
Prologue is the introduction and starting point of a merging of two artistic hubs of two very different countries in the Asian continent. This group show marks the beginning of artists based in Penang, Malaysia and artists from Gwangju, South Korea swapping terrain and ideas. The program will span o
A Group Exhibition
July 23-August 2, 2016
Prologue is the introduction and starting point of a merging of two artistic hubs of two very different countries in the Asian continent. This group show marks the beginning of artists based in Penang, Malaysia and artists from Gwangju, South Korea swapping terrain and ideas. The program will span over a few years and will continue to expand creativity and spread ideas across the continent.
Untitled by Aboud Fares
Untitled by Aboud Fares
Untitled by Aboud Fares
A Pop-up Exhibition
September 4-6, 2016
A pop-up exhibition showcasing sculptures created by Aboud Fares.
Visual Reddux
Untitled by Aboud Fares
Untitled by Aboud Fares
A Group Exhibition
September 10-October 4, 2016
"Visual Redux," the 17th exhibition by the creative collective Satu established in 2008, features exciting works by various artists. The term "Redux" means "bringing back," and this exhibit brings together past and present works in a new space. It offers fresh perspectives to both artists and the audience.
Wise Sphere
Creative Learning Experience
Creative Learning Experience
A Group Exhibition
November 5-22, 2016
In Ping Lu's story "The Taiwan Miracle," Sphere, a New York Times columnist, humorously introduces the term "Taiwanize" to describe the American fascination with Taiwanese trends. The story satirically explores extreme Taiwanization in American society and raises questions about international relations and post-WWII colonization's influence on local desires.
Creative Learning Experience
Creative Learning Experience
Creative Learning Experience
An Art Project
December 3-13, 2016
This exhibition emphasizes the importance of creative teaching in early childhood education. It features photos, videos, books, and artworks from whytehouse to show that academic learning can be fun and has a positive impact on children's expressions.
Gaul
Creative Learning Experience
Gaul
A Group Exhibition
December 17, 2016-January 3, 2017
Gaul is a group show to examine collaborative possibilities between two visual art collective, Titik Merah of KL and Rumah Studio of Georgetown. Members of both collective will exchange ideas, concepts and resources to showcase works beyond conventional visual paintings.