'Bayangnya itu Tmbul Tenggelam, that which appears and recedes from view, is a survey of the cultures that developed around photography and its relationship to Malaysia. The exhibition invites us to discover the different values and meanings that people have invested in the photographic image through the years, in an attempt to explore an alternative understanding of the complex modern history of photography.

The exhibition does not aim to offer a 'history' of photography in the conventional sense. Instead of tracing the "evolution" of camera technology or presenting a chronology of artistic movements, the exhibition highlights how photographs gained new dimensions and meanings through the different ways they were used, collected and displayed.' - from the back cover

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Onsite

Location code
EX.MAL.BTT
Language

English, 

Malay

Publication/Creation date

2020

No of pages

120

ISBN / ISSN

9789671685648

No of copies

1

Content type

catalogue

Chapter headings

Mapping Photographic Studios

- Simon SOON, 孫先勇

Calling It for What He Thought It Was...

- Khairul Azril ISMAIL

The Mistress, the Sex Worker and Nyonya of George Town

- HOO Fanchon, 符芳俊

Family Portraits

- Rahel JOSEPH

Bayangnya itu Tmbul Tenggelam: Photographic Cultures in Malaysia
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Bayangnya itu Timbul Tenggelam: Photographic Cultures in Malaysia