On the opening night of The Buddhist Bug: A Creation Mythology by Cambodian-American artist Anida Yoeu Ali, I brisk-walked to Wei-ling Contemporary. I was runni...
In the visual arts, a distinction has always been drawn between craft and art. The handmade objects that decorate our homes like a quilt made by a loved one or ...
I made my way to Wei-Ling Gallery in KL on a rainy Friday evening to attend the opening of artist Dadang Christanto’s solo exhibition, M I S S I N G. People mil...
On any given weekend in Penang, Malaysia, there’s plenty to do.
Merely hitting up the island’s famous hawker stalls will keep you busy as the state is home t...
Deborah Germaine Augustin is a fiction writer who has ventured into creative non-fiction, journalism, and cross-genre work. While her ambitions to be an art history minor didn’t pan out, she has cultivated her passion for art and never misses a chance to visit a museum when she travels. She has an MFA in creative writing and is currently based in her home country, Malaysia.
