Haffendi's 'Family Archive (Midday) I' (oil and archival ink on photographic paper, 2020). Photo: Haffendi Anuar
Two artworks by Malaysian artist Haffendi Anuar are now in Britain's historic Ashmolean Museum’s collection, after he won the museum’s Vivien Leigh Prize.
This prize is offered for a 2D work of art on paper, by a student at the Ruskin School of Art at Oxford University. The winning submission is chosen by the Ashmolean’s curator of modern and contemporary art. The artwork will then be included in the museum’s collection.
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Haffendi Anuar's 'Family Archive' series
Haffendi's 'Family Archive (Midday) I' (oil and archival ink on photographic paper, 2020). Photo: Haffendi Anuar
+++ 2nd pix +++ 'Family Archive (Midday) III' (oil and archival ink on photographic paper, 2020).
'It is great to leave artworks behind in Oxford and the Ashmolean Museum, knowing that they will be in the collection long after I leave Oxford. It makes me feel truly connected to the city and university, ' says Haffendi. Photo: Eiffel Chong
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