Sarawak heritage champion | Borneo Bulletin Online

ANN/THE STAR – In Malaysia, female sculptors are few, and 38-year-old Sarawakian Anniketyni Madian proudly counts herself among them. The Kuching-born, Selangor-based contemporary artist says that the key to survival in this industry is “to be bold, strong and patient”. “There are opportunities for women in this industry, but we have to be resilient to […]

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