MALAYSIA EMERGING ARTIST AWARD

9.10.09

Mia Farizza (1975)

By the cliff, I wait
2009 / Acrylic on primed canvas / 80 x 160cm

Desires and Lustful Flowers
2009/ Mixed media on canvas / 100 x 160cm

Mohamad Husni Osman (1978)

Atlantis No. 1 - Distopia Sebuah Utopia
2008/Oil on canvas/91 x 61cm

Atlantis No. 3 - Manipulasi Inovasi
2008/Oil on canvas/106 x 81cm

Atlantis No. 5 - Soal Magis, Nasib, Takut Hantu, Tuah Dan Bala
2008/Oil on canvas/106 x 81cm

Mohana Kumara (1988)

And So I Dream (Self- Portrait)
2009/Acrylic on canvas/60 x 39cm

Brader

2009/Charcoal & pastel on coffee paper/20 x 29cm

Mohd Al Khuzairie Ali (1984)

Distorted #1
2009/Ceramic and steel/36 x 27 x 21cm

Rise of machine

2008/Ceramic, steel & concrete/68 x 25 x 20 cm

Brain Power #1

2009/Ceramic, steel & glass/47x 25 x 25cm

Mohd Bakir Baharom (1982)

Angan Tengggelam
2009/Soot on canvas/115 x 147cm

Monolog Sejuk

2009/Soot on canvas/115 x 147cm

Muhammad Shahbir Abdul Wahab (1979)

Cakap
2009/Industrial paint & die-cutting on 0.75" thickness of block board wood panel

122 x 122cm

Tak Hilang.. Cuma Belum Selesai

2009/Clear varnish, pencil drawing & carving on 0.75" thickness of block board wood panel

122 x 122cm

Hutan Simpan

2009/Industrial paint & carving on 0.75" thickness of block board wood panel

122 x 122cm

Rozana Musa (1982)

Perfect Diet!!

2009/Ceramic, glass bottles, measurement tape, wood box and found object

61 x 61 x 20cm

Ruzzeki Harris (1984)

Hog 1 End 1 ( Konspirasi Kapitalis)

2009/Oil on canvas/122 x 140cm

P.M ( Power & Money Conspiracy)

2009/Oil On canvas/159 x 100cm

Samsudin Wahab (1984)

The Light Festival

2009/Oil, acrylic, bitumen on canvas/153 x 183cm

The Old Gun Man
2009/Oil, acrylic, bitumen, frame on canvas/58 x 78cm

The Philosopher Eater
2009/Oil, acrylic, bitumen, frame on canvas/56 x 76 cm

Sheah Ze Lin (1980)

Figure in Toll Booth
2009/Oil on canvas/122 x 140cm

Figure in Washroom- Self-portrait
2009/Oil on canvas/122 x 140cm

Figure in Train

2009/Oil on canvas/122 x 140cm

Shaifuddin Mamat (1979)

Larger Than Life: Down Fighting
2009/Charcoal, silkscreen ink, collaged fabric on canvas/160 x 205cm

Larger Than Life : Conditioning

2009/Charcoal, Acrylic, silkscreen ink, collaged fabric on canvas/269 x 155cm

About

MEA Award is a biennial competition that honours the most promising young artists in Malaysia. Its main goal is to recognize the country's top emerging talents and to give them the opportunity to break into the local and international art scenes.

The 5 artists with the highest number of votes from a panel of respected juries will receive cash prize, coucher for art materials, 10-day travel grant to a city in Southeast Asia and a showcase of their works.

MEA Award is organized by HOM and Galeri Chandan.

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Diversified investments in domestic and international equities, fixed income securities, money market instruments, private equities and properties has consistently expanded the size of the fund, aside from the earnings received from employers’ contribution and the government portion

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30 ARTFRIENDS

30 Artfriends is a loose association of 30 art collectors who are joined in friendship by a mutual passion for modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art. The group comprises 15 Malaysian collectors and 15 Singaporean counterparts. They came together to produce a coffee table book entitled 30 Artfriends: Appreciating Southeast Asian Artworks which was launched last year. The publication is an honest depiction of the personal inclinations of each individual collector, and all proceeds from the book sales are contributed or will be contributed to the development of art education and activities in Malaysia and Singapore.

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SOKA GAKKAI MALAYSIA

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The various centres throughout Malaysia serve as venues for a wide range of cultural and educational activities to promote peace, including art and photographic exhibitions, cultural performances, interfaith dialogues,public lectures and seminars.

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