February may be the shortest month, but there was no shortage of new music. BLACKPINK returned with the much-anticipated “Deadline”, Charli XCX dropped a soundtrack to “Wuthering Heights” that’s worth listening to regardless of your feelings on the flick, and Bruno Mars released the expectedly great “The Romantic”. As new albums and singles get constantly flooded into our radar, look no further than skimming through the releases of the month. 

From legacy acts to long-awaited returns – if you’re wondering which songs we had on loop this February, keep scrolling.

“The Mountain”, Gorillaz

Gorillaz’s release of their ninth album, “The Mountain”, takes in Latin, Arabic, and Eastern influences, having been recorded in locations such as London, Devon, and India. The album features guest appearances from the likes of Bobby Womack, IDLES, Mark E. Smith, Johnny Marr, Anoushka Shankar, Sparks, and Ajay Prasanna, to name a few.

“Wuthering Heights”, Charli XCX

Following “Brat”, Charli XCX landed on “Wuthering Heights”, a companion album to Emerald Fennell’s new film adaptation. It has its fair share of moving, orchestra-heavy tunes and pop gems. Throughout the album, she demonstrates an alternate view of her pop star vision, while also remaining in conversation with the book’s themes.

“Piss in the Wind”, Joji

Joji released “Piss in the Wind”, marking his latest album since “Smithereens” and its leading single “Glimpse of Us” broke records in 2022. The new album offers an experimental departure in sound that maintains some familiarity with the emotionally raw and melancholic lyricism that Joji is known for. 

“Deadline”, BLACKPINK

Following a group hiatus of three years, BLACKPINK’s much-anticipated mini-album “Deadline” is here. The 5-track EP features a mixture of EDM, techno, and synth pop including explosive performance tracks built for stadiums and TikTok trends, and subtler, colder break-up records that lean into emotional growth.

“The Romantic”, Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars is all about love on “The Romantic”. He leans into funk, soul, disco, and Latin influences, creating a record that feels nostalgic and refreshingly personal. The tracks are undeniably danceable, tapping into the kind of rhythmic joy that defined much of early 2000s pop. 

“GOLDEN HOUR : Part.4”, ATEEZ

ATEEZ’s latest mini-album, “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.4,” arrives in a bold way to the boy group’s ongoing “GOLDEN HOUR” series, serving as a symbolic milestone in their growth. With only five tracks, each song condenses a remarkable range of moods and energies. 

“Dracula – JENNIE Remix”, Tame Impala & JENNIE

Tame Impala brings new life to their hit song “Dracula” with a remix featuring BLACKPINK’s Jennie. For her spin on the track, she joins Kevin Parker on some of his verse melodies and offers some whispered ad-libs in the background of the mix.

“Nothing’s About to Happen to Me”, Mitski

Inspired by the singer-songwriter herself, Mitski’s latest album “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me” is another one of her peculiar works, with Mitski doubling down on her theatrical storytelling impulses while also remaining surprisingly calm and collected throughout. Standout singles include “Where’s My Phone?”, “I’ll Change for You”, and “If I Leave”.

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This Ramadan, Nobu Kuala Lumpur is making the season more exciting for eager diners as the restaurant has unveiled its new refined sunset dining experience, available until 18th March 2026. Rooted in Nobu’s philosophy of precision, restraint, and premium ingredients, Sundown Harmony offers contemporary Japanese-Peruvian cuisine in a setting designed for meaningful gatherings at sunset. 

Thoughtfully composed to honour the spirit of togetherness, the experience offers both an individual omakase journey and a communal sharing menu, each reflecting the Nobu’s signature elegance and culinary finesse.

Sundown Harmony Omakase

The multi-course omakase begins with a gentle introduction to the evening – Pecan Nuts, Dates & Dry Apricot, Plantain Chip Guacamole, Salmon Skin Salad, and Clear Soup, setting a composed and welcoming tone. 

Guests may then choose between a Sushi Bento or Vegetable Bento. The Sushi Bento features Yellowtail Jalapeño, Sushi Selections, Soft-Shell Crab Cut Roll, and Spicy Tuna Cut Roll, while the Vegetable Bento presents Watercress Salad, Vegetable Sushi Selections, Asparagus Dry Miso Cut Roll, and a Vegetable Cut Roll. 

For the hot selections, there are two options to choose from between seafood or meat dishes. Highlights include Chargrilled Jumbo Shrimp with Nobu Sauces, Black Cod Miso, and Anticucho Crab Rice. Alternatively, the meat selection offers A3 Wagyu Sukiyaki or Lamb Anticucho Miso.

End the omakase with a sweet note with choices of dessert including Nobu Mango Cheesecake, Mochi, or Miso Cappuccino. These sweet treats deliver a composed and comforting finale to the evening. 

Price: RM 460 ++ per person

Sharing Menu for Four

Designed for larger gatherings, the Sharing Menu presents a generous spread curated for communal dining. The menu opens with Pecan Nuts, Dates & Dry Apricot, Beetroot Dry Miso Salad, and Miso Soup, followed by cold selections including Lobster Tacos with Wasabi Aioli, Umami Chicken Wings, and Japanese Nasu Special.

The sushi course features Sushi Bento Boxes before transitioning into hearty hot dishes such as Black Cod Butter Lettuce, Chargrilled Jumbo Shrimp with Nobu Sauces, Lamb Anticucho Miso or Anticucho Peruvian Style Rib Eye Steak, and Anticucho Crab Rice. 

Conclude the experience with friends or loved ones with a Chocolate Bento Box, Assorted Seasonal Fruits, and Miso Cappuccino. 

Price: RM 1700 ++ per set

Sundown Harmony at Nobu Kuala Lumpur is available for a limited time until 18th March 2026. For enquiries and reservations, contact +60 3-2380 0028, WhatsApp +60 19-389 5085, or email nobuklreservations@noburestaurants.com.

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Radha, the passionate and cherished beloved of the pastoral god Krishna, is the protagonist of Sutra Foundation’s Odissi production, Radhe! Radhe!, which had its world premiere in Kuala Lumpur last October 2025. It is now set for its second season in 2026, followed by a Malaysia tour.

Sutra has just returned from a triumphant India tour of New Delhi, Chandigarh and Vadodara, as part of ICCR’s 11th International Dance and Music Festival. Even before that, following its premiere in Kuala Lumpur, Sutra Foundation had presented this work to the four major Odissi centres of Odisha – Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and New Delhi – taking the cities by storm with superb reviews.

The second Malaysia season of Radhe! Radhe! 2.0 will be Sutra Foundation’s major offering for 2026. Radhe! Radhe! 2.0 will now take on a seven-city Malaysia tour (Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Klang, Melaka, Johor Bahru, Kulim, Penang) from April to June 2026.

The ecstatic love between the enigmatic and impulsive Radha, the chosen gopi, and the rather ‘incorrigible’ but irresistible Krishna has sparked inexhaustible medieval literature. Radha embodies the ‘hladini shakti’, the essence of joy and happiness within the essential spirit and ‘Maya’ of Krishna.

Radha represents the individual soul who feels incomplete if separated from the source of its energy and raison d’être – Krishna, the Universal Spirit Incarnate. Radha, the individual soul, demands absolute devotion from her lover Krishna/Universal Spirit. Krishna’s attention is easily distracted by the adoration lavished upon him by other gopis.

Radha and Krishna are bound in a mystico-erotic love relationship, journeying through the full gamut of rasa – from lovers’ quarrels and painful separations to joyful reconciliation – culminating in Radha’s ultimate realisation and complete surrender to Krishna, the eternal manifestation of the Universal Lover.

This production marks another significant Malaysia–India collaboration between Sutra Foundation, led by Datuk Ramli Ibrahim, and Bhubaneswar-based Tridhara, under Guru Gajendra Panda. Both dance gurus have undertaken several field research trips in Ganjam, South Odisha, to experience Radha Prema Leela – a folk dance-drama genre from which this production draws its inspiration.

The production will also take its visual inspiration from Pattachitra, the indigenous visual art form of Odisha, created specially by New Delhi-based artist Bibhu Patnaik. The central thrust of the production for both Ramli and Gajendra has been to enrich the repertoire of contemporary classical Odissi derived from the wealth of folk traditions of the region.

Radhe! Radhe! continues Sutra’s celebrated series of productions inspired by the culture-rich South Odisha – including GANJAM, Amorous Delight, and Jaya Ram – drawing inspiration from the vibrant folk performing and visual art traditions of the Ganjam district.

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2NE1 (투애니원) vocalist Park Bom (박봄) is no stranger to controversy, having previously sparked discussion online with her fixation on actor Lee Minho. However, her recent claim regarding groupmate Sandara Park (박산다라) brought about more backlash.

On 3rd March 2026 (Tuesday), Park Bom shared a handwritten letter on her Instagram account, which included some outrageous allegations related to her past drug scandal. In 2014, Park Bom faced drug abuse and smuggling accusations. The singer received a suspended indictment for bringing in Adderall, which she used to treat her Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), from the United States into South Korea, without a customs declaration.

Despite the singer submitting years of medical records and prescriptions to prove that she brought in Adderall into the country for treatment purposes, the incident caused irreparable damage to her career. However, in her recent statement, Park Bom claimed her past drug scandal was a cover-up and that her former company used her as a scapegoat to protect Sandara Park’s own alleged drug abuse.

The vocalist wrote in the letter, “It (Adderall) is not a drug. I am an ADD patient, something called Attention Deficit Disorder. Sandara Park was caught for drug abuse, and to cover that up, they turned the medication into something labelled as a drug scandal involving me. At the time, there wasn’t even a specific medication system or law in this country regarding Adderall, but strangely, after Park Bom, a law was created.”

In her letter, Park Bom also called out YG Entertainment, Yang Hyun-suk (양현석) and 2NE1 leader CL (씨엘), hinting that these parties had a role in the scandal. While the 41-year-old would delete her post shortly after sharing it, the contents of the letter immediately sparked widespread discussion on social media. Many were shocked over the claims, but also slammed Park Bom for making allegations without proof.

Following the allegations, Sandara Park’s representatives issued a brief statement, saying, “The claim is baseless, and Sandara Park is concerned about Park Bom’s current health.” Many fans are now calling for the singer to take legal action against her groupmate for the accusation, noting its severity. As of writing, Park Bom has yet to clarify her letter or the allegations towards Sandara Park.

Despite the backlash, some fans also expressed concern towards Park Bom. Some argued that the letter highlights the significant emotional damage that her drug scandal caused, noting how the public villainised her for her ADD.

Sources: Korea JoongAng Daily

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As Raya approaches, many Muslims in Malaysia are playing Raya songs to get into the festive mood. One popular song choice is Siti Nurhaliza’s classic, “Sesuci Lebaran”, which recently had an unexpected cameo in RIIZE (라이즈) member Anton’s (앤톤) livestream.

On 3rd March 2026 (Tuesday), the K-pop idol started a livestream on the Weverse app to interact with BRIIZE (RIIZE fans) from around the world. During the broadcast, Anton asked the viewers for song recommendations, hoping to hear some new music. One Malaysian fan cheekily asked for the vocalist to listen to Siti Nurhaliza’s iconic Raya hit “Sesuci Lebaran”.

To their surprise, Anton actually searched for the song and played it on the livestream. In a video capturing the moment, the idol was seen quietly dancing along to the track. As the song played on, Anton even snapped his fingers to the beat. While the RIIZE member never played the entire song, the short snippet was enough to spark amusement amongst local K-pop fans.

@hypemsia

It looks like #RIIZE #라이즈 member #Anton #앤톤 is getting into the Raya mood! During his recent Weverse livestream, the K-pop idol played SitiNurhaliza’s #SesuciLebaran after a fan recommended the song.

♬ original sound – hypemsia – hypemsia

Many quipped that Anton was ready to celebrate Raya, even jokingly wishing him “Selamat Hari Raya” in advance. Others mentioned that it’s their first time seeing a K-pop idol listen to a Malay song, let alone a Raya song. Some even poked fun at Anton’s reaction to the song, saying that “Sesuci Lebaran” is K-pop idol-approved.

Funnily, this isn’t Anton nor RIIZE’s first encounter with Malaysian Raya songs. While in Kuala Lumpur for their concert last August, Anton, along with Wonbin (원빈) and Sohee (소희), did a short dance cover of 3P’s “Syawal Berseri” during the show’s soundcheck session. The trio would later share the dance cover on their social media.

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syawal berseri #RIIZE #WONBIN #SOHEE #ANTON #RISEandREALIZE

♬ Syawal Berseri – 3P

While this isn’t the first time a K-pop idol listened to a Raya song, let’s hope it won’t be the last – especially given how entertaining it can be to those celebrating. Perhaps one day we might even get a full Raya song cover from an idol.

Source: Twitter

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There are shopping trips, and then there are experiences. With so many new stores and new malls around town vying for our attention, the ones that stand out aren’t really stores at all, but rather a destination. Enter MINISO LAND.

Malaysia’s first-ever MINISO LAND has officially landed in Sunway Pyramid and social media has been buzzing with excitement. Spread across the first floor (in the space once home to Don Don Donki), this superstore promises to be a playground for the young and the young-at-heart. Here are 5 reasons that will make it worth the trip:

1. It Is The Largest MINISO in Southeast Asia

Let us start with scale. This is not your neighbourhood MINISO where you pop in for an item or two. This is the biggest one in the region, following in the footsteps of its siblings in Jakarta and Thailand. Size matters here because size means immersion. When you walk in, you are not entering a store; you are entering a landscape. The ceiling feels higher, the aisles stretch longer, and somewhere in the distance, a display of plush toys awaits like a welcoming committee. It is the kind of spaciousness that invites you to wander without purpose—and that is exactly when the best discoveries happen.

2. A 1,700+ Square Metre Space That Feels Like a Playground

Numbers can feel cold, so let us put it this way: 1,700 square metres is a lot of room to get happily lost in. But what makes it special is not just the size—it is how the space feels. Whimsical art installations dot the corners. Colourful decor turns every turn into a photo opportunity. It is designed to make you slow down, to linger a little longer than you planned. In a world that constantly rushes us from one task to the next, stepping into MINISO LAND feels like permission to pause. To touch. To browse without a goal.

3. 15 Themed Zones To Explore

Getting lost in MINISO LAND is part of the fun, especially with 15 specialized zones curating over 8,000 products. Whether you are hunting for a blind boxes, vinyl plush toys, or stylish water bottles you will find it. The layout encourages exploration, meaning you might walk in looking for a new phone case and walk out with an armful of collectibles and some snacks. This variety ensures that whether you are a hardcore collector or a casual browser, the sheer abundance of choice will keep you engaged for a long time.

4. Exclusive Characters and Corners Made for Memories

MINISO has always understood that shopping is not just about objects—it is about the stories they carry. At MINISO LAND, the brand is rolling out exclusive displays featuring beloved characters like Sanrio and Monchhichi, PAC-MAN, and YOYO. These are not just shelves stacked with merchandise; they are little worlds designed to make you smile. You will find yourself pausing for photos, sending pictures to friends, and probably picking up something you did not know you needed. It is retail as nostalgia.

5. Fun Prizes to Be Won

This month, MINISO is sprinkling a little Raya magic into every visit. Spend RM80 in a single receipt, and you might just find yourself bringing home an unexpected surprise—a Dyson hair dryer, perhaps, or a Fujifilm Instax camera to capture all the festive moments. Even RM20 MINISO vouchers are hiding in the mix, because sometimes the best prize is simply an excuse to come back and do it all over again.

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Whether you are a dedicated collector of all things cute, a family looking for a weekend adventure, or simply someone who appreciates the art of the experience, MINISO LAND at Sunway Pyramid promises to be the most joyful retail opening of the year.

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Elaine Ng’s (吴绮莉) relationship with her daughter Etta Ng (吴卓林) has never been a smooth ride, with the two spending the last few years apart. However, the former beauty queen revealed that she and her daughter have slowly begun making amends.

Earlier this week, Elaine appeared in an interview on the Mount Buzz YouTube channel, where she discussed her career, personal life and health. The 1990 Miss Asia pageant winner also discussed her daughter Etta’s current situation and opened up about their estranged relationship.

For those unaware, Etta is Elaine’s daughter born out of wedlock. Her father, Jackie Chan (成龍), has never been an active figure in her life. Elaine raised Etta on her own, and the two had a close relationship until they had a falling out because of Etta’s relationship with her then-girlfriend, Andi Autumn. She also claimed that her mother abused her growing up.

Despite previously moving to Canada, there were recent reports that Etta has returned to Hong Kong. While Elaine never confirmed this fact, she did mention that her relationship with her daughter has gotten better. The 53-year-old said she and Etta have exchanged greetings during the recent holidays, showing improvement in their relationship.

Elaine also briefly touched on the rumours that Jackie, through an intermediary, had provided financial assistance to Etta and supported her design career. The actress denied the claims, quipping, “I don’t think so!” However, she also noted that she has no inside knowledge of the situation, adding, “I’m just a spectator, peeling peanuts on the sidelines.”

While it appears that it might take some more time before Elaine and Etta fully reconcile, we’re glad that the mother and daughter are at least on speaking terms. Regardless, we hope that the two can one day rebuild their relationship.

Sources: HK01, China Press

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Great news, Laufey fans! The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is set to bring her highly anticipated “Laufey: A Matter of Time Tour” to Malaysia this June, performing live at Axiata Arena.

The “Lover Girl” singer recently announced dates for the Asian leg of her tour, revealing stops in Taipei, Singapore, Manila and Kuala Lumpur. Her KL show will take place on 2nd June 2026 (Tuesday) at Axiata Arena. Tickets start from RM328 and will go on sale on 11th March 2026 (Wednesday) via GoLive Asia. Presales are also available for UOB Visa cardholders and Live Nation members on 9th and 10th March 2026 (Monday and Tuesday).

This upcoming show forms part of Laufey’s largest Asia tour to date, following a remarkable run of sold-out shows and critical acclaim across North America and Europe. The tour continues Laufey’s journey of bringing intimate storytelling to grand stages, offering fans an immersive live experience that highlights her musicianship, warmth, and undeniable stage presence. Here are the details:

Laufey: A Matter of Time Tour in Kuala Lumpur

• Date: 2nd June 2026 (Tuesday)
• Time: 8pm
• Venue: Axiata Arena
• Organiser: Live Nation
• Ticket Prices: Orchestra Stall Package: RM1,128, Orchestra Pit Package: RM918, CAT3: RM398, Numbered Seating: RM328 – RM668
• UOB Visa Cardholder Pre-sale: Starts 9th March 2026 (Monday), 10am, to 10th March 2026, 10am
• Live Nation Pre-sale: Starts 10th March 2026 (Tuesday), from 11am to 11.59pm
• General Sale: Starts 11th March 2026 (Wednesday), from 11am onwards, via golive-asia.com

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For more information, visit Live Nation Malaysia and GoLive Asia’s official websites and social media pages. Are you ready for Laufey’s return to Malaysia?

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It’s no secret that Malaysia is home to stylish shoe brands. Think versatile designs, all-day comfort, and a serious eye for detail. During Hari Raya, selecting the right footwear is crucial for getting through the day without tripping or losing a shoe especially while you do your ‘rumah terbuka‘ rounds. Fidgeting with straps, laces, buckles, and zips is also the last thing you want to do when you’re at the tenth house on your list.

If you’re looking to keep your Raya outfit on point with a hint of glam, or if you’re just in the mood for some laid-back sandals during the festive season, these Malaysian shoe brands are the ones to watch.

Saoi

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Saoi, pronounced ‘say’, offers footwear that’s a charming high-street interpretation of the runway trend that can be styled all year round. Their collection features slingback heels, ballet flats, and kitten heels in a range of unique and muted colours with just the right amount of ladylike detailing like tiny signature bows.

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Nelissa Hilman

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By blending sustainable materials and top-notch craftsmanship, Nelissa Hilman beautifully integrates Malaysia’s heritage with a modern twist. This local shoe brand focuses on creating designs that highlight timeless elegance, intricate artistry, and utmost comfort without skimping on style. You can get anything from strappy stilettos to pointy mules.

Shop here.

Seru

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If you’re looking for dainty silhouettes and comfort, Seru offers what you need. Since 2023, their creations have evolved to reflect a modern lifestyle, always incorporating a delightful touch of youthful charm. Up your style game this Raya by putting your best foot forward in their crowd-favourite Knot heels and latest heel designs.

Shop here or in-person at Pasar Seloka Raya, The Grounds.

Nazifi Nasri

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Known for their iconic mini Oked handbag, Nazifi Nasri started out with men’s sandals. Since their launch, they’ve expanded their range to include women’s handbags and footwear like ballet flats, all made from select quality genuine and synthetic leather. Recently, they introduced V-Toes shoes for men, specially handcrafted with genuine lambskin by their skilled shoemakers.

Shop here.

Machino

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Machino, the female-founded brand, has been taking pride in using bold colours, prints, and fabrics that screams quality. With their focus on attention to detail, their shoe collections have quickly become a go-to for many Malaysian women, thanks to the label’s penchant for thick cushiony insoles that are specifically engineered to support the arches of the feet.

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KULET

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KULET, stylised from the Malay word “kulit”, is adored for shoes with minimalist silhouettes. They are clean, effortless, and made to feel like skin. Their selection of neutral-toned slip-in heels and sandals can be paired with literally any colour, making the perfect Raya addition. And as if that weren’t enough, their no-fuss slip-in designs are easy to wear, too.

Shop here.

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If you’re in Penang or planning a trip to Penang soon, there’s a whole bunch of things to do here that you wouldn’t want to miss out on, including visiting a new art exhibition named Subculture. Presented by Cultprint, Subculture brings together over 20 local and international artists whose works are shaped by the communities they’re part of, personal stories, and cultural margins spanning various mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and print.

Open to the public from 7th March to 3rd May 2026, the exhibition launches in conjunction with the Penang Long Art Weekend (6th to 9th March), an independent initiative by Penang galleries aligning exhibitions and events across the city to foster dialogue within the regional art community. 

Hosted within Cultprint’s heritage house space on Lebuh Melayu, the exhibition introduces new artists including Tep York from Malaysia, Jolene Liam from Singapore, and Kuro Neko from Ukraine, alongside members of Cultprint’s current roster.

“We founded Cultprint on the principle that artistic practice is not solitary but communal; shaped and strengthened through exchange. Our annual group exhibitions reaffirm this commitment to dialogue, collaboration, and cultural continuity,” said Sheena Liam, Co-Founder of Cultprint.

The artist line-up include:

• Alex Face (Thailand)
• Antoine Loncle (Malaysia)
• Bibichun (Malaysia)
• Bono Stellar (Malaysia)
• Cloakwork (Malaysia)
• Ernest Zacharevic (Lithuania)
• Hoo Fan Chon (Malaysia)
• Isaac Cordal (Spain)
• Jolene Liam (Singapore)
• Kenji Chai (Malaysia)
• Kuro Neko (Ukraine)
• Sam Lo (Singapore)
• Sheena Liam (Malaysia)
• Teebai (Malaysia)
• TAZONE (Malaysia)
• Trexus (Lithuania)
• Trina Teoh (Malaysia)
• Tep York (Malaysia)
• Zozo (Malaysia)
• Tep York (Malaysia)
• Yok & Sheryo (USA)
• Zozo (Malaysia)

Venue: Cultprint, 35 Lebuh Melayu, George Town, Penang

Date: 7th March – 3rd May 2026

Opening hours: 12pm – 7pm

The Penang Long Art Weekend opening party will take place on the 7th of March at Ng Fok Thong Association from 6pm onwards and is open to the public at 407, Lebuh Chulia, George Town, Penang.

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