Can
a washing line be considered art? Why did Ibrahim Hussein paint a
portraits of his father with an astronaut? What are Yee I-Lann's kerbau
staring at? Where is everyone going in Wong Hoy Cheong's Boats? Why does
Syed Ahmad Jamal portray Gunung Ledang as a blue and green triangle?The Malaysian Art Book for Children features some of Malaysia's most exciting artists and is a perfect introduction for all those encountering Malaysian contemporary art for the first time.
Written in a fun and accessible way, the book has been designed to encourage creativity and critical thinking in children, through the fascinating world of art. Ideal for use at home or in the classroom, the book also includes suggested activities that children could do on their own or with the supervision of a parent or teacher.
For children of all ages from here, there and everywhere.
Other new titles:
1) Sikhs in Southeast Asia: Negotiating an Identity eited by Shamsul AB & Arunajeet Kaur (RM 100.00)
2) Domination and Contestation: Muslim Bumiputera Politics in Sarawak by Faisal S Hazis (RM 150.00)
3) Sun Yat-Sen: Nanyang and the 1911 Revoluion edited by Lee Lai To & Lee Hock Guan (RM 100.00)
4) Dare to Dream by Tan Sri Radin Soenarno (RM 30.00)
5) PRU 13, UMNO Tumpas? by Zainal Abidin Ahmad (RM 20.00)
6) Memoir Perjuangan Politik Syed Husin Ali (RM 38.00)
7) The Pinang Peranakan Mansion by Chan Suan Choo (RM 85.00)
8) Sex, Stage & State by Ann Lee , Shahimah (Charmaine W) Idris , Sue Ingleton , Jo Kukathas & Foo May Lyn (RM 70.00)
9) Rabun (DVD) by Yasmin Ahmad (RM 20.00)
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