Exoloring the interior of Suzy Sulaiman’s installation called Ruang Kita (2017), which the artist assembled outside the gallery space. Photos: The Star/Norafifi Ehsan
If you are looking for issues of gender and identity, feminism and struggles of women at the Di Mana (Where Are) Young exhibition of 101 works by Malaysian contemporary women artists, you might be disappointed.
What you get at the all-women show currently on at the National Visual Arts Gallery (NVAG) in Kuala Lumpur is more of a fuzzy, meandering voice in the conversation of what it means to be a woman in the 21st century world.
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