ARTO Movement

Dear Mama Supper club presents an experiential evening  Kasih Ibu Tak Bertepi An intimate evening of art, stories, shared meals, and warm conversation.  A gathering celebrating the love of mothers through: • Mother’s home-cooked meal • Live music • A daughter’s love letter to her mother • Exclusive viewing of Kasih Ibu -Latiff Mohidin 🗓 Saturday, 9 May 2026 🕗 8 PM 📍 Bertamu & Berjamu, A.P Art Gallery, Jalan Negara, Taman Melawati 🎟 RM125 per pax Early bird: RM100 (before 1st May) Space is limited.  RSVP via https://forms.gle/PVDQSHB5fFAoaD998

                                  Photo by Junhyung Park I came across a question recently on Thread. A simple question but quite telling. “If I study fine art, what can I become?” The answers came quickly. "An artist." Said several people.  "A visual merchandiser." Said someone.  "A theme park artist." Said another.  In other words, the answer is still an artist. Just in different forms. And there is nothing wrong with the answer. A fine art education does train you to make. To think visually. To develop ideas into form. So naturally, the assumption is that you graduate and continue doing exactly that which is making artwork. But what I found more interesting was not what was said.  It was what was missing.  Because being a fine art graduate is not just about becoming an artist.  It’s about understanding how art exists.  Some graduates will go on to become...