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Angkor, the famed 12th century archaeological site in Siem Reap, Cambodia, attracts around 2.5 million visitors a year. Its most famous attraction is the ancient temple complex, Angkor Wat, which has been imaged multiply: on the country’s flag, on postcards and through replicas, including a 1:1 scale plaster cast at the 1930 Paris Expo. The “discovery” of Angkor by French explorer Henri Mouhot in 1860 was used as evidence of a highly sophisticated civilization and fueled further speculation and research by foreigners. Early historians traced a connection between Angkor and early Indic aesthetics, understood through epigraphy, bas reliefs, religious rituals and forms, revealing how from early interactions of colonization there was always a relationship between archaeology and art to determine territory.[1] This site has also been a source of imagination for many visiting artists including the surrealist Max Ernst, silent comedian Charlie Chaplin; it was even the playground for fictional video game adventurer Lara Croft (played by Angelina Jolie) in the 2001 movie Tomb Raider. For both Cambodians and the world at large, Angkor represents our intrigue with an ancient civilization: a religious monument filled with artistic depictions and desi
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Galeri Khazanah’s first virtual art exhibition showcases our nation’s colourful identity
Over the course of history, a lot has been said about what art means, and even more about what art is — from the ancient belief that art merely imitates life’s ideals or forms, to that of religious expression, emotional artistic expression, and so on and so forth.
If there is one consistent thread, perhaps the great philosopher Aristotle summed it up when he said, “The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”
In whatever form, style or medium, it can be said that art expresses what is beyond our reality — a window into the realm of imagination, interpretation, possibilities, or the soul.
This reflects the purpose of Galeri Khazanah, an aperture that offers a glimpse into the soul of the nation, through a curated collection of Malaysian art across decades and generations of artists.
Time Together: Exploring Art Through Khazanah’s Collection is the first virtual art exhibition by the gallery, featuring 57 artworks by 29 Malaysian artists selected from a carefully acquired collection built since 1994 with the aim of preserving artistic gems that each car