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Posts tagged with “history”
Dia Nabi Isa
Published on 25 January, 2010 by admin |
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| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: history, music, poetry, religion, Search, spoof
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: history, music, poetry, religion, Search, spoof Pudu Jail Conservation Statement
Published on 17 November, 2009 by admin |
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| Filed under: Essays | Tags: architecture, heritage, history, malaysia history, pudu jail
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: architecture, heritage, history, malaysia history, pudu jail 
by Mariana Isa
Conservation statement on Pudu Jail written as part of an MSc thesis. It outlines the historical and architectural significance of Pudu and touches on issues of legislation and real estate value. An invaluable document available for download here on ARTERI.
Goings-on: Prophecy turned backwards
Published on 16 October, 2009 by admin |
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| Filed under: News | Tags: CHAI, eddin khoo, history, Instant Cafe Theatre, kam raslan, khoo kay kim
| Filed under: News | Tags: CHAI, eddin khoo, history, Instant Cafe Theatre, kam raslan, khoo kay kim 
compiled by ARTERI
Over the next three months, with author Kam Raslan as co-curator, Instant Cafe House of Arts and Ideas (CHAI) present a series of public programmes, conversations, performances & film screenings all around the theme of history. Here is a listing of their programme for the next two months.
Art and Politicking (and in defence of art)
Published on 30 June, 2009 by admin |
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| Filed under: Essays | Tags: anthropology, art activism, censorship, Fahmi Reza, history, One Nation Under Lee, Seelan Palay, Singapore
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: anthropology, art activism, censorship, Fahmi Reza, history, One Nation Under Lee, Seelan Palay, Singapore 
By June Yap
Singapore again.
Seeing how censorship has become a recurring topic as well in this site, I thought I’d add a bit more to the pile: with some more examples and perspectives on contemporary art.
Benedict Anderson on Tjamboek Berdoeri, Indonesia’s Rooted Cosmopolitan
Published on 17 April, 2009 by admin |
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| Filed under: Essays | Tags: benedict anderson, history, independence struggle, Indonesia, language
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: benedict anderson, history, independence struggle, Indonesia, language 
The renowned Southeast Asianist and scholar of nationalism, Benedict Anderson, spoke at University Malaya last Friday on his latest project, a biography of the Indonesian nationalist and journalist Kwee Thiam Tjing (b. 1900).
