Finding the Blue BirdFOR Malaysian artist Cheong Kiet Cheng, her seventh solo exhibition, Blue Bird, opening at Wei-Ling Gallery, is more than a showcase of paintings. It’s a personal memoir written not with words, but with thousands of delicate lines, curves and ink strokes.
“Remember me”: How one boy’s final words inspired a place of refugeIN the first week of March 2022, 12-year-old Lee Mun Hei was at the end of a brief reprieve.
From Merdeka to Malaysia Day: A nation’s story through one man’s bookTHE story never grows old.
“Semua ada baik”: Sybil Kathigasu’s courage, legacy and why her story matters nowTHE lit lamp placed in the top left window of the lone double-storey shophouse at 74 Main Street, Papan, southwest of Ipoh, Perak, was the signal that all was well. That, and “Semua ada baik” — shortened to just S.A.B. in clandestine notes — was all the assurance the wounded and weary guerrillas needed.
Unsung heroes of the Bomba K-9 unit who work tirelessly… for a ball [WATCH]WOODY, the black-and-white English Springer Spaniel, has just one motivation. Tail wagging, the seasoned member of the Fire and Rescue Department’s K-9 Unit is expert at sniffing out accelerants in arson investigations.
From despatch boy to regional shipping boss: The rise of Port Klang’s sonA MASSIVE explosion shattered the stillness of the night. In the early hours of June 6, 1980, a fire broke out at a South Port godown stocked with chemicals and fertilisers. The resulting chemical combustion forced the urgent evacuation of about 3,000 residents from their homes that night.
Teacher’s battle with depression led her to the stars — and a new missionIN Kampung Sungai Sok, a quiet village nestled deep in Kelantan, the air was still and the skies stretched wide and clear.
This Japanese photographer trained a generation of Malaysians and captured a changing nation since the 1970sAS the door opens, a diminutive, silver-haired man welcomes me into the apartment that doubles as his office. Soft-spoken, he offers me a pair of hotel bedroom slippers so I don't have to walk barefoot. Then, grinning, he jokes: “I took these from all the hotels I’ve stayed at!” — a remark that draws easy laughter from both of us.
Mighty Mazwin: She beat cancer twice — then ran 42km for a cause“CANCER taught me how to live,” Mazwin Mohd Radli tells me matter-of-factly.
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