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| Abdul Multhalib Musa |
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I feel there has always been a need to redefine the artistic collaboration in architecture and vice-versa, in bridging the highly technical aspect prevalent in architectural works and the seemingly abstract representation of form more commonly associated to art.
b: 08.01.1976
l: Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
e: multhalib@yahoo.com
w: www.multhalib.com
m: +6.019.3645144
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| About the Artist |
Multhalib can be regarded as one of Malaysia's leading contemporary sculptors. He has become known for his 'fluid metal sculptures' which seem to have been effortlessly carved out of metal. The contradiction of transforming a hard material into a supple, pliable form, demonstrates his interest in the manipulation of the medium. This in part stems from his educational background - an architect by training. He pursued his Bachelor's Degree in Design Studies from the University of Adelaide in Australia, thereafter obtaining his Bachelor of Architecture from MARA University of Technology in 2000. He has been granted numerous international awards and residencies in recognition of the work that he has done. In 2001 he was selected for the Rimbun Dahan Residency in Malaysia, and the following year was presented with the Award of Excellence at the 6th Oita Asian Sculpture Open Competition in Japan. He was the recipient of the Australian High Commission Residency in 2004, and was commissioned through an international competition by the Beijing Olympic Park City Sculpture Project 2008 to create a major outdoor sculpture for the Beijing Olympics, China. In 2008 he was selected for the Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit held in Tokyo, Japan. Recently his work was selected for the Ordos 11th Asia Arts Festival, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China, and another outdoor work for the Urumqi International Urban Sculpture Symposium held in Xinjiang, China. |
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twist - gold
2008 painted mild steel 60x30x30cm |
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a table sculpture comprised of a single elemental design, repeated and twisted to form a very dynamic overall form and composition. |
twist - red
2008 painted mild steel 60x30x30cm |
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a table sculpture comprised of a single elemental design, repeated and twisted to form a very dynamic overall form and composition. |
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| Education and biography |
Year Education/academic qualification(s)
1999-2000 Bachelor of Architecture (Honours). MARA University of Technology, Malaysia.
1996-1998 Bachelor Degree in Design Studies. University of Adelaide, Australia.
Solo exhibitions
2008 TWIST. Wei-Ling Gallery, Malaysia.
2005 SWIRLS. Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Selected group exhibitions
2009 Ordos 11th Asia Arts Festival. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China.
Urumqi International Urban Sculpture Symposium. Xinjiang, China.
IM©AS. Iskandar Malaysia Contemporary Art Show, Malaysia.
Malaysian Art Idols, 3rd International Art Expo Malaysia, MATRADE, Malaysia.
2008 Involute. SLOT, Sydney, Australia.
5th China International Gallery Exposition. China World Trade Centre Exhibition Hall, Beijing, China.
The 2nd International Art Expo. MATRADE, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
50 Ways to Live in Malaysia. Galeri PETRONAS, Malaysia.
2006 18@8 Kuala Lumpur to Karachi. Amin Gulgee Gallery, Pakistan.
Casuarina Sculpture Walk. Casuarina Beach, New Tweed Coast, Australia.
Beijing Olympic Park Sculpture Design Exhibition. Beijing Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, China.
2005 Contemporary Metal. Galeri Seni Maya, Malaysia.
18@8 Contemporary Art from Malaysia & Beyond. Wei-Ling Gallery, Malaysia.
A Beautiful Mind. Galeri Tangsi, Malaysia.
2004 Paradise Lost, Paradise Found: WWF Art Exhibition. Rimbun Dahan, Malaysia.
The Young Contemporaries Awards Exhibition. The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
2003 Sculpture by the Sea. Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia.
Games People Play: WWF Art Exhibition. Rimbun Dahan, Malaysia.
Malindo. Taksu Jakarta, Indonesia.
Philip Morris Malaysia - ASEAN Art Awards. The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
Made-in-Japan: Foreign Concepts. The Nichigin, Hiroshima, Japan.
Of Shadows & Images. Visual Art from Malaysia, Malmo Konstmuseum, Malmo, Sweden & Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, Spain.
1st Guilin Yuzi Paradise International Sculpture Awards. China.
MelbourneConnectionAsia. City Circle Tram Shelters, Melbourne, Australia.
2002 The Young Contemporaries Awards Exhibition. The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
6th Oita Asian Sculpture Exhibition & Open Competition Fumio Asakura Memorial Park, Japan.
Malaysian-Australian Residency Exhibition. Rimbun Dahan, Malaysia.
2001 Open Show. The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
Manusia NN Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
1999 Tasik Kenyir. Pengkalan Gawi TIC, Tasik Kenyir, Malaysia.
1993 Old Kuala Lumpur. Plaza Putra, Malaysia.
Art Competition & Exhibition. Creative Art Centre, The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
1991 One World - No War. Kuala Lumpur City Hall, Malaysia.
Selected awards, grants, residency
2008 Recipient. Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit, Tokyo, Japan.
2006 Merit Award. Beijing Olympic City Sculpture Competition for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad.
2005 ALAMI III ALUN Science/Arts Camp Grant, Pulau Tiga, Sabah, Malaysia.
2004 Consolation Prize. 10 Year Anniversary Sculpture Competition. The National Planetarium, Malaysia.
Recipient. The AHC Visual Arts Residency Award Australian High Commission in Malaysia.
2003 Honourable Mention. Philip Morris Malaysia - ASEAN Art Awards, National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
2002 Juror’s Award. The Young Contemporaries Award Exhibition, National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
Second Prize Award of Excellence. 6th Oita Asian Sculpture Competition Fumio Asakura Memorial Park, Japan.
2001 Recipient. Artist in Residence. Rimbun Dahan, Kuang, Malaysia.
1999 Special Mention. World-Wide Millennium Painting Competition, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
1994 Consolation Prize. Malaysian Wildlife Drawing Competition, Plaza Bukit Bintang, Malaysia.
1993 Consolation Prize. Old Kuala Lumpur Art Competition, Plaza Putra & Art Direction, Malaysia.
Second Prize. Watercolour Competition Creative Art Centre, The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
1991 Consolation Prize. One World - No War Art Competition, Kuala Lumpur City Hall, Malaysia.
First Prize. National Fire Prevention Week Art Competition, Galeri Shah Alam, Malaysia.
Selected private & public collection
Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Beijing Olympic Park City, Beijing, China.
Centrepoint Towers, Midvalley City, Malaysia.
Fumio Asakura Memorial Park, Oita, Japan.
Guilin Yuzi Paradise, Guilin, China.
Hilton Hotel KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
KLPac, YTL Sentul Park, Malaysia.
Nakamura Jishiro Memorial Fund, Fukuoka, Japan.
Ordos Municipal Government, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China.
Prince Court Medical Center, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Putrajaya Convention Centre, Putrajaya, Malaysia.
Rimbun Dahan, Malaysia.
Singapore Art Museum, Singapore.
The Aliya & Farouk Khan Collection.
The National Art Gallery, Malaysia.
UMW Toyota Headquarters, Shah Alam, Malaysia.
Urumqi Municipal Government, Xinjiang, China.
Wheelok Properties, Singapore.
Wisma Selangor Dredging, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Yi Dong Yuan Sculpture Manufacture Center, Beijing, China. |
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| Future shows |
Malaysian Art Idols, 3rd International Art Expo Malaysia, MATRADE, Malaysia.
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