PerspeXtif: Redefining Museum Visiting Experiences Through Innovative Collaborative Curation

By Nicole Chang

September 2024 FOR ART'S SAKE
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Visitors engaging with Sarena Abdullah’s interpretation of Redza Piyadasa’s artwork through wall text that elucidates the artist’s pursuit of postmodernism.
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MUZIUM & GALERI TUANKU FAUZIAH (MGTF) began approximately 50 years ago after Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) introduced the Fine Arts programme, a pioneering move among Malaysia’s higher education institutions. Since then, USM has been acquiring artefacts and various works of art.The museum and art gallery officially opened in 1982 but was formally inaugurated as MGTF in 2007. It is known to many as a university museum. However, since 2021, MGTF’s curatorial team has been curating engaging experiential visits to promote...

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Nicole Chang

has just completed her PhD programme at the Department of Development Planning and Management, School of Social Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia.

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