The gentle equilibrium among George Town's many races is its strength.

His large collection is now at the Penang State Art Gallery.

Towering over small and mighty are the sentinels of the skies.

Intrinsically linked to the water, George Town's waterfront is where it all began – and it still continues to amaze.

A legacy of the British, Penang's water infrastructure is part of the city's colonial inheritance.

Syed Thajudeen – artist, philosopher, poet and magician – returns with a grand flourish.

Heritage is not only about preserving an old building's infrastructure. It's also about preserving the intangibles.

Penang has been home to some of the most compelling Malay artists in the country.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?

Mahani Musa takes us back to a time when Muslim trade was at its most vibrant.

We pay tribute to the memory of one of Penang’s greatest heritage artists.

Two and a half years after its entry into the World Heritage List, PEM takes a look at how much George Town has changed, and what more needs doing.

Until the 1970s, Penang had been the hub for haj pilgrimage in the region.

Introducing the first ever newspaper to be published in South-East Asia.

Several of Penang’s key tourism players tell Penang Economic Monthly why they’re so optimistic about the future.

Penang’s historic Malay enclave remains a bustling commercial area.