Selamat Hari Raya
From Satu: Collective Visual Art Group
The fame plant “Misai Kucing”
Cat says “Selamat Hari Raya…Maaf Zahir & Batin”
To all that believe and supported us trough the years we would like thank you where ever you are 
We hope to bring more exciting exhibition, programes and introduce inspiring talents in our group shows in the near future 
Satu Breaking Fast @ Amcorp Mall, PJ
Neon lights…attracting us 
Sukor Romat and Lo
Sukor and his gf
Sharing ideas & experience after a great meal
knights of the round empty table
Haha..thats great story..from the past
Soka Gakai Malaysia
Retrieved artworks
Wednesday, on our way to SGM located at Bukit Bintang
Manage to take a shot at this new building
around the conner..not down here
The dragon and twins are put to rest for a while
kinda tired being hang for two weeks…
The dragon & twins will be in action soon..cant wait!
Our giant poster laying on the floor
Is9 with the legendary mirror…installation for the work ‘Hilang’
Is9 with his controversial work ‘Deconstruction’
side view
The dragon finally gets a fresh air
The battle ground
The hidden fortress
The dragon at the tower
Hanyut Film Preview
Traditional music group from Pahang
deko
Shahadan in charge of the camera
Uwei taking foto with his old friend
Sani Sudin
Mamat Khalid, Raja Azmi and a friend
Julia’ s opening speech
Nishino and his family
Finding Nina webpage
Uwei giving his speech…hmm Russel Crowe was not in
Audience listening
The excellency Poland Ambassador…”I was reading about a Malay director who wants to make film base on Conrad’s novel”.
Raja Azmi show how to berJoget
Fame costume designer Akma
Fadzil Idris..”Tolong…cakap kuat sikit tak dengar ni”.
Nishino..”Thats ur last piece?”
Mamat Khalid, Akma, Dewa & Fadzil
Date: August 15 2009 Time: 10:00 am to 12:30 pm.
Location: Wisma Kebudayaan SGM
243, Jln Bkt. Bintang
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
In conjunction with 3rd Group Show by Satu: Collective Visual Art Group
In collaboration with The Asian Cultural Heritage Centre Berhad and supported by Soka Gakkai Malaysia
Proudly Presents:
SPACE AND SOUND:A MULTI-LINGUAL POETRY READING
A Programme of Poetry from diverse Cultures and in different Languages from various parts of the world.
Featuring:
Wong Phi Nam | Dato’ Dr. M. Shanmughalingam |
Khalid Shaikh | Nadeem Irfan Bukhar | Prof. Dato’ Dr. Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof | Duratul Ain Dorothy| Dinesh Chandrean | Koo Koon Hoe & Farrukh Zeeshan.
This programme will be facilitate and presented by Prof Dato’ Dr Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof, a well-known academician, expert on culture and poet. He will present his own poems as well as the work of other foreign poets in several languages. It is expected that several other local poets will either present their own work, or have it read by representatives.
The programme is open to all persons interested to either read selections of poetry or to just listen to and
appreciate the power of the Word. Due to limited time, it is expected that each reader will be given no more than five minutes on the average for perhaps two or three poems with brief explanations of the gist or translations.
About the organizers
SATU: Collective Visual Art Group
Form in March 2008, consist of members of various art related background.
Together they encourage exchange of ideas and celebrated diversity of thoughts. They also function as art support group that help to organized and create alternative platform in the local visual art.
www.kamibergeraksatu.wordpress.com senisatu@gmail.com
The Asian Cultural Heritage Center.
Is an organization aimed at bringing about a greater awareness as well as better understanding and appreciation of Asia’s rich culture and heritage.
www.theasiancentre.com
Prof. Dato’ Dr. Ghulam Sarwar preparing
While waiting Dinesh Chandrean took some time looking at Elias’s artwork ‘Lingkaran Segi Empat II’.
Dinesh taking a closer look
Sound & Space, the area are serounded by visual artworks
Elias Yamani Ismail & Isnian Ibrahim collaboration, installation art called ‘Hilang’.
The shadow drop
The shadow cast of ‘Lingkaran Kembar’ by artists Elias Yamani Ismail
We will always remember how hard to set this particular installating piece
It hovers…
This is it the 4th dimension
‘Hilang’ by Elias Yamani Isamail + Is9
Arrival of the poetry readers
From Left: Prof. Dato’ Dr Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof,Wong Phi Nam, Dato’ Dr. M. Shanmughalingam, Khalid Shaikh & Nadeem Irfan Bukhar
Remembering this historic event organized by Satu Collective Visual Art Group collaboration with The Asian Cultural Heritage Centre Berhad
Dr. Ghulam gave the opening speech
Dr. Ghulam gave a brief information about what poetry is all about
Audience and readers listening
Dr. Ghulam welcome the first poetry reader
listening
View of the space
Lets begin the session this morning…
Wong Phi Nam, starts the poetry reading session
interesting insights
Continue reading while the others listen
Dato’ Dr. M. Shanmughalingam getting ready with his poetry
We love the way he delivered his poetry
listening to the poem reciting poem
Khalid Shaikh introducing himself, working as a pharmacist as profession at IMU he decided to share and recite poems in Urdu & Punjabi language that morning
Nadeem Irfan Bukhar getting ready
Nadeem Irfan Bukhar sang to us a beautiful song from a famous hindustany film which also originate from a well known poem
*more pictures form this event will be updates
PechaKucha Night Kuala Lumpur Vol.07, 13 Aug @ Urbanattic: Creative people talking about creative things
Thursday 13 Aug at Urbanattic, CapSquare.
Featuring presentations from:
Barrie Livingstone, interior designer to the stars, from Miami to Kuala Lumpur
*Writer, filmmaker and publisher, Amir Muhammad
*Murni Roslim, jewellery maker
Yuri Wong, composer and songwriter
Fariz Hanapiah, designer and multimedia artist
Graffiti Artist Bibichun
PerezOldSkool, motion artist and visualizer, Founder/Creative Director of Axternal Studio
Muhamad Razif Nasruddin of Think-lab, all things design
Mark Teh from Five Arts Centre and the executive producer of The Fairly Current Show
We came a early but we decide to have dinner at Secret, when we got there hear Amer was rappin about Malaysia. I guess that was our desert for us that nite…no time for the ice-cream…hmm maybe later
The audience
Amer at his best…yappin…yep and yep
The crowds
feels like listening to an old radio with a bad frequency
Love this feature
Emcee intro the next speaker!
Our friend Lo at the scene
Im Bibichun…so what if I have a sissy name! Btw i do graffiti
Yeahx3 we are listening to your story but pls do hurry up..
Again I’m distracted with these hihihi
Okx3 I’m about to finish now…
I’m Mark Teh…guys U know my brother also does some design
He help me to design this..walaweh nice ah?
Hmm next slide please
How are everybody doin..Im Perez O’ School
I love Gaban..and I’m a hard core fan of Modern Talking…and its kwel!
I want to make a difference…is everybody in…the ceremony is about to begin…
It’s time to get contacts!
“What Design Means to All of Us in times of Economic Crisis & Global Warming”
Saturday 8.8/09,9am-1.00pm
National Art Gallery, KL
Program invitation
Location map
Introduction
Opening speech by one of Think-Lab members
Student and professionals
Speech by Mohd. Razif Co. Founder of Think-Lab
Ares Ezman a freelance Art Director gave some valuable tips that day
Love this…
Comedic duo showing some of their works
We have some problems with the projector so in the meanwhile lets do something shall we?
Ian Davies gave us a motivational speech..do buy Malaysian products!
Intro by Azlan Othman designer at proton
Azlan gave us interesting and insights as a designer
Matthias Gelber…he’s like that guy in 300 …instead of…this Sparta! he ask the audience… Are you the agent of change!
Q & A session with the speakers
Razif saying we’ll have another one in December!
Log on for more info!
Text taken from Think-Lab
National Art Gallery – The day Azlan Othman of Proton spoke and everybody was suddenly seeing a better promising future. Design industry was finally making its first small step in making strides to progress, as thinklab’s first design mini conference saw a lineup of speakers, that made a pact to a better future for the local design industry. It was an important and historic conference as the design industry players from New Media Designers to Environmentalist share their thoughts pertaining to the title “What Design Means to All of Us in times of Economic Crisis & Global Warming”. What was also a surprise is that Deputy Education Minister, YB Dato’ Saifuddin Abdullah and wife was there to witness the historic event. Below are images of the successful event filled with agents of change, wanting to make and see the difference in the local design scene.
for more info: www.think-lab.blogspot.com
