Two different artists with different styles come together in Between Spaces to reflect on their experiences and emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Caryn Koh’s paintings display a pervasive sense of loneliness by using the figure of a woman in soft, pastel tones, while Wong Ming Hao uses his face and figure with acrylic paint-skins to depict an isolated world where people often present a version of themselves. We review the exhibition, and discuss how art has been representing the pandemic.



Everyone's A Critic is jointly presented with CENDANA. For updates on Malaysian arts and culture, visit BASKL.



Image Source: Between Spaces by Caryn Koh and Wong Ming Hao

Two different artists with different styles come together in <a href="https://g13gallery.com/viewingroom/viewing-room-between-spaces/" target="_blank">Between Spaces</a> to reflect on their experiences and emotions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Caryn Koh&rsquo;s paintings display a pervasive sense of loneliness by using the figure of a woman in soft, pastel tones, while Wong Ming Hao uses his face and figure with acrylic paint-skins to depict an isolated world where people often present a version of themselves. We review the exhibition, and discuss how art has been representing the pandemic.

Everyone's A Critic is jointly presented with CENDANA. For updates on Malaysian arts and culture, visit <a href="https://baskl.com.my/" target="_blank">BASKL</a>.

Image Source: Between Spaces by Caryn Koh and Wong Ming Hao

Everyone's A Critic is our arts review show, where we discuss various works from the performing and visual arts scene, both local and international. Along with our guest reviewers, we critique these works and talk about what works, what doesn't, and generally, celebrate our love for the arts.

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