An art exhibition that looks at food as a marker of identity, social class
Contemporary artist Hoo Fan Chon taps into his fish obsession and Chinese culinary politics in a new exhibit in Kuala Lumpur
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Contemporary artist Hoo Fan Chon taps into his fish obsession and Chinese culinary politics in a new exhibit in Kuala Lumpur
COMMENT | Mutual aid and gathering: An artistic coexistence Modified2:32 am - COMMENT | Mutual Aid Projects does not take up much space. The gallery occupies an office lot close to the end of a corridor at Wisma Central, Kuala Lumpur, itself an anomaly on the upmarket stretch a couple of minutes’ walk from the Petronas Twin Towers. In its early days, it would have overlooked the old racecourse, and thanks to the quirks in its ownership system, the building has resisted demolition as hotels and high-end malls have increasingly invaded this prime location. Behind the gallery’s glass walls...