Food is a natural fixation for many artists.

Mark your calendars for a play like no other.

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

Three generations of Malaysian fusion cooks.

Events March 2017

It was a year of bereavement in the world of art.

Prangin Market, Chowrasta Market and Campbell Street Market have been the hubs of trade on the island for over a century.

A tribute to the former Intel President.

Writer, history academic, and theatre director and critic Kee Thuan Chye reminisces about the legendary Krishen Jit on the 10th anniversary of the intellectual's death.

Who are the artists that rake in the dough today?

Malaysia's icon talks about kampung living and the importance of intermingling.

This month, we shine the spotlight on the low profile C. K. Tan.

Bram Tan documents the trials of the Grimpeurs as they endure one of the toughest stages of the Tour de France.

Promoting literacy by providing a place for people to relax and read.

We take a look at what's going on in South-East Asia.

It's time Malaysia's mass media is freed from the control of the central government.

A highly respected plague fighter, Dr Wu Lien-Teh remains largely unknown amongst his fellow Penangites.

Any language needs to be inclusive and open to change, or risk being rejected.

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

The George Town Festival is back, and it’s bigger than ever.

We take a step back in time and celebrate Penang’s legendary musicians of the 1940s and 1950s.

The descendents of the late, great Chuah Thean Teng have carved out reputations as talented artists in their own right.

February and March were exciting times at SERI, culminating in eine kleine nachtmusik.

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

The Penang art scene is an aging one. The time has come for a renaissance.