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In these pandemic times, Buttermilk is a useful directory platform for Malaysian artists to reach a broader audience. Photo: Handout
If you’re a Malaysian artist who’s finding it hard to get yourself noticed in these difficult pandemic days, check out new digital platform Buttermilk.
Set up by Penang-born Chan Yi Hui last October, Buttermilk has nearly 300 artists as part of its steadily growing platform.
“Essentially, it is a directory platform to showcase, discover, and support Malaysian artists, ” says Yi Hui, as she is fondly called.
The idea for Buttermilk came about when the KL-based software company product manager realised that it’s not easy to search for Malaysian artists online.
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A life of collaborations: India’s art scene is vibrant, emerging and dynamic, offering immense opportunity and growth. There is a sense of a real scene built from the grassroots, which is not solely dominated by the art market. This is unique to our ecosystem and will eventually lead to artists, galleries and cultural entities creating new models that showcase and nurture art locally. While some may lose relevance in a po
Nature becomes muse in these online exhibitions
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Nature becomes muse in these online exhibitions.(photo:ianslife). Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Feb 8 : Beginning February 2021, The Art Platform (TAP) India is hosting new exhibitions by six galleries, along with selected works under a new section on the website called TAP Showcase. The section is now featuring an exhibition titled Trees: Nature and Imagination curated by Mitch Crites and Minhazz Mazumdar. The show explores the versatility of trees both as form and as muse for artists across time and space.
This show explores the versatility of trees both as form and as muse for artists across time and space. Artists reactions to trees, their understanding of the profoundly symbiotic and yet also, the deeply conflicted relationship between humans and trees has made for some wonderful art.
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