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HOM Art Trans



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2007


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HOM Art Trans is an independent art space that seek to assist and support the development of visual art in Malaysia and facilitates networking with the Southeast Asian counterparts. HOM’s core objective is to promote Malaysia Art and nurture young artists through its key programmes, namely: The Residency, The Art Fund and The Art Award. Founded in 2007, the artist-run-space currently comprises of a gallery, a studio and an art archive.

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