HARTA Area presents an evocative artwork exhibition dubbed “The Grace of East”, impressed by HABIB’s Raya marketing campaign. In collaboration with KL Life-style Artwork Area (KLAS), the exhibition invitations guests to step into the wealthy cultural landscapes of Malaysia’s East Coast, celebrating a area the place custom and storytelling have flourished for generations.
HARTA, derived from HABIB, Malaysia’s premier jeweller, stands as a platform for the revival of Malaysia’s traditions and humanities. The area homes a Heritage Jewelry Museum and a recent Artwork Gallery, bringing collectively the nation’s wealthy cultural legacy for a deeper understanding and appreciation. HARTA champions Malaysia’s cultural identification because the true wealth of the nation.
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Timed to coincide with HABIB’s Rantaian Kasih 2025 marketing campaign — a tribute to the cultural icon of the Wau, Malaysia’s iconic kite — The Grace of East presents a poignant reflection on the deep-rooted heritage and unity that bind the individuals of Malaysia, particularly through the cherished Hari Raya season. The exhibition will not be merely a showcase of artwork; it’s a cultural pilgrimage, a journey by means of time and an exploration of the ties that unite Malaysia’s previous with its vibrant current.
On the coronary heart of this exhibition are masterpieces by legendary Malaysian artists, together with Khalil Ibrahim, Dato’ Mohd Hoessein Enas, Ismail Mat Hussin, Rahmat Ramli and Mohamed Zain Idris. Every of those artists has formed the narrative of the East Coast, immortalising its landscapes, communities and traditions of their distinctive and evocative kinds. From Ismail Mat Hussin’s intricate representations of the Wau to Khalil Ibrahim’s vibrant depictions of coastal life, their works transcend the canvas, providing an intimate glimpse right into a area the place the winds of custom proceed to encourage. Paddy Farmers by Rahmat Ramli presents a fragile portrayal of girls harvesting rice, captured in fluid movement to replicate the concord of rural life. Untitled by Dato’ Mohd Hoessein Enas is an intimate research of femininity and refinement, evoking the quiet power of conventional womanhood. Lastly, East Coast Lady by Khalil Ibrahim presents a serene portrait of a younger lady, embodying the simplicity and class of kampung life.
The Wau itself, symbolising freedom, unity and artistry, takes centre stage on this exhibition. Its hovering type, as soon as a standard pastime for the individuals of the East Coast, now stands as a metaphor for the resilience and spirit of the area. As HABIB’s Rantaian Kasih marketing campaign evokes, the Wau carries not simply cultural significance but additionally speaks to the shared historical past and continuity of Malaysian identification.
By a curated assortment of work and artworks, The Grace of East not solely celebrates inventive excellence but additionally examines the fragile steadiness between custom and innovation. The works on show seize the essence of freedom, motion, and the unbroken hyperlink between heritage and the evolving inventive scene of Malaysia. For Mirsham Meer, Director of HARTA, The Grace of East is greater than an exhibition. “This Raya, as we have fun love, generosity, and custom, we invite everybody to rediscover the timeless magnificence and style of the East Coast by means of the eyes of our biggest artists.”
As Malaysia’s main artwork platform since 2010, KL Life-style Artwork Area (KLAS) has been on the forefront of selling trendy and modern Malaysian artwork. By its auctions and exhibitions, KLAS serves as an area for artwork collectors, fanatics, and rising artists, taking part in a vital position within the improvement of the native artwork scene. KLAS constantly strives to raise Malaysia’s artwork scene, aiming to set new requirements and propel it to worldwide recognition.
The Grace of East runs from twelfth to twenty seventh April 2025 at HARTA Area, admission is free and open to the general public from Tuesday to Sunday.
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