National Art Gallery welcomes public votes for Bakat Muda Sezaman 2021


Wan Huzaifah Mohd Basir's mural inspired by the legend of Tasik Chini, located at Pekan in Pahang, is one of the finalists for the National Art Gallery's Young Contemporaries Awards - Bakat Muda Sezaman 2021. Photo: National Art Gallery

The National Art Gallery’s Young Contemporaries Awards, or Bakat Muda Sezaman (BMS) 2021, is inviting the public to vote for their favourite art installation works in two categories here: Visitors’ Choice Online and Visitor’s Choice On Site.

“The BMS21 participants created art during a rather challenging time. Not only were we in the midst of a pandemic, but the (recent) heavy rain and floods in several states across the country destroyed several art installations last month. However, most of these works had previously been documented by the BMS team,” according to the National Art Gallery.

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