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Piyadasa Gallery



Year

2003


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The Piyadasa Gallery is named after the renowned artist, curator, and art historian, Redza Piyada who initiated the Visual Arts MA program at the Cultural Centre back in 2003. The gallery is located on the first floor of the Cultural Centre and hosts a number of shows every year. Although for-profit exhibitions are possible, the Piyadasa gallery emphasises academic, not-for-profit, exhibitions with a strong academic justification benefiting the artistic and academic communities of the Visual Arts Program, Cultural Centre, and the University of Malaya. The gallery also promotes presentations, public lecturers, spaces for research on gallery and artistic practices, and publications on the Visual Arts.

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