Mohamad Ismadi Sallehudin’s Dirgahayu Negaraku (wood, metal and gold, 2017), which was featured at the KL Biennale 2017. — M. AZHAR ARIF/The Star
The KUL Biennale 2020, a large-scale international contemporary art programme organised by the National Art Gallery (NAG) in Kuala Lumpur, puts a travel spin on its name in its second edition slated for September 2020.
The “KUL” in its name comes from the airport code for Kuala Lumpur, the three letters you see on a flight ticket or when booking your flight.
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