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Part 1: Race and rambutans
Lawrence Chua

Penang Art Interview 3: Adiwijaya Iskandar
Juno Ooi

[Report] Great New World: From free port to world heritage site
Simon Soon

Huế

Huế projects

On the hunt for an unknown past
Phi Nguyen

The Perfume River

The making of space through arts and crafts
Đỗ Tường Linh

Site & Space in South-East Asia

Penang
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Reflection

Published 01 August 2024

Kampong Makam [White Flag]

Simon Soon

Group photo of the Kampong Makam party.

The Kampong Makam party.

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Kumpulan Boria Kampung Makam 1975. Kamal Ishak, Kulim Kedah.

Kampong Makam Party, 1937.

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Site & Space in Southeast Asia is a multi-year research project focusing on the architectural and art histories of Huế, Yangon and Penang, led by Stephen H. Whiteman, Mark Ledbury and Adrian Vickers.

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