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The Krishen Jit Astro Fund
THIS fund was created to encourage and support creative work. One of the main objectives of Krishen’s pioneering work was celebrating original Malaysian creativity in as varied and alternative ways as possible in all the areas of the arts. The time has come once again to call on all art practitioners keen to take advantage of this fund which will be giving out grants ranging from RM5,000 to RM20,000 for training, workshops, attachments/residencies, experimental productions, research and documentation, writing, creating new work in music, dance, theatre, writing, film, visual/performance art and others. |
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Get a life: Our preferred future“Divine Mother of the Universe, You create everything with life and power. Shine your light within me, make me a symbol of peace and hope – leading others to live true, live bright. Create your reign of unity now – with my fiery heart and willing hands, Your one desire harmonising with mine...” |
Lucky duckyThere’s nothing like a perfectly roasted duck. Sinking her teeth into the tender, succulent meat is enough to make TAN BEE HONG sigh with pleasure |
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The right overturesPenang triumphs again with its fifth jazz festival but more players can do no harm, writes JAMES LOCHHEAD |
Keeping mak yong aliveBACK before the pen was invented, stories were told and retold from generation to generation. One such story-telling form was a dance-theatre called mak yong. |
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Into the heart of TimeAn innate curiosity about how things work is one reason why Andreas Strehler is such a successful watchmaker today, writes RACHAEL PHILIP |
The icing on herA master with sugar and a piping bag, Rosalind Chan has turned her passion for cake decoration into a booming business, writes VIMALA SENEVIRATNE |
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