Link: https://youtu.be/SiuUBPUdzzw

Yayasan Sime Darby (YSD) through a tripartite partnership with British Council Malaysia and the University of Malaya has successfully launched the Hubs for Good programme and online platform to enhance the positive role that creative hubs play as key drivers and catalysts in transforming communities and cities in Malaysia.

iNYALA is Malaysia’s first interactive light art exhibition to celebrate the interconnectedness 
of creativity and innovation, bringing imagination to possibilities through immersive art,
technology and audio-visual experiences.

Malaysia’s first interactive light art exhibition – iNYALA ended with a huge success after a month-long exhibition held at REXKL in November 2019. iNYALA aimed to celebrate the interconnectedness of creativity and innovation, bringing imagination to possibilities through immersive art, technology and visual-sensory experiences.

Link: https://youtu.be/Eh38KnegXMU

In these uncertain times, arts practitioners and institutions all over the world are suffering due to travel restrictions and social distancing measures, imposed to curb COVID-19. Malaysia’s creative industry, which contributes approximately 2% towards the country’s GDP, is not spared.

Ian Chow had already been doing production work for The Young KL Singers and The Actors Studio for three years before the klpac was established in 2005. It was exactly then when he decided to join the performing arts full-time as he took on the Theatre Supervisor role. He then became klpac’s Theatre Manager and further grew his portfolio when he was made the Group Theatre Manager not only for klpac but also The Actors Studio and penangpac. In his current position as the Group General Manager, he oversees these three entities.

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