This week is filled with events you don't wanna miss out on, from Japanese modern design to bossa nova, indie music at its best and hard dance to rock the beats in your heart!
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- "Japanese Design Today 100" Exhibition: A yen for form + function
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- Women, Reclaim The Night! Rock out with Overdose, Liyana Fizi & Diandra Arjunaidi
ISSUE #137
Don't panic! This month, we present an abridged guide to your rights as a Malaysian citizen. Are makeshift gated communities legal? Do you have any rights in a street demonstration? Well, go find out!
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Different But Same
When we say photography buffs are in for a treat this month, we really mean it! Wei-Ling Gallery will be putting up a photography exhibition called Different But Same.
Looking at the actual act of photographing, the exhibition will unearth the different photography techniques and approaches used by some of KL’s best photographers. Additionally, the works presented at Different But Same may address or open up more discourse on the question of what photography is and how we can understand it. Participating photographers include Azril K Ismail, Tan Chee Hon, Erna Dyanty, Yee I-Lann, Alex Wong, Hock Seng, Pang Khee Teik, Bernice Chauly, Ceacer Chong and more.
Different But Same runs at Wei-Ling Gallery between 1 – 14 September.
Text Myra Mahyuddin Artwork Lim Hock Seng.
Article taken from KLue magazine Sep 2009, issue 131.
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