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Lostgens' Contemporary Art Space



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2004


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Early 2004, a group of muhibbah young artists came together and established Lostgens’ collective. Situated in the bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur, this self-managed experimental space maintains an edginess and quietness by championing innovative artworks, talks, workshops and performances that challenge mainstream culture. Currently, Lostgens’ Contemporary art space serves as a public platform for artistic and cultural dialogue by bridging contemporary art with activist, community leaders and progressive youth groups via originality, creativity, and social criticism.

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