Based in Los Angeles but working also in his native Malaysia, Fausin Mdisa is driven by a passion for art and design and by a dedication to the bridging of the cultural distinctions between east and west. Through his creative marketing consultancy Atmesfer, Mdisa helps clients improve the quality of their daily lives and those of their consumers through the exploration and understanding of the connection between design – in two and three dimensions – and their personal perception. Mdisa and Atmesfer thus function as “creative enablers,” building out traditional marketing solutions with innovative approaches.

DCA Fine Art’s mission is to present and promote and work with established and emerging artists around the world in engaging, enlightening, and innovative ways, and to amplify artistic careers with sensitive guidance and exposure to new domestic and international markets. DCA also educates and inspires audiences through an ongoing celebration of the creative process. Delia Cabral has already travelled the world to bring some of the best cutting-edge art from Europe and Africa back to the United States, and she now trains her sights on the erupting scene in Malaysia, and by extension South Asia as a whole.

Galeri Chandan was created in order to invest in the future of Malaysian art and support the growth of Malaysian artists. Its founders, Nazli Aziz and Faisal Ghazali, together with its patron YBhg. Dato’ Seri Abdul Azim bin Mohd Zabidi, envision Galeri Chandan as a channel for presenting the rich diversity of contemporary artistic talent. The exhibition space also reflects the current artistic landscape, showing works that are progressive and stimulating.As its name suggests, Galeri Chandan evokes the essence of “Bukit Chandan”, a focal point of excellence in culture, architecture, arts and crafts. The gallery hopes to emulate and incorporate such distinctive qualities into its list of artistic pursuits. While Galeri Chandan is committed to the advancement of innovative forms of contemporary art, it also believes strongly in the importance of fostering linkages with heritage, contemporary culture, and creative expressions. For this reason, the gallery carefully balances commercial value and artistic significance in its choice of works exhibited

House of MATAHATI is an organization that is managed and run by MATAHATI, a group of artists established in the Malaysian art scene since 1993. Based in Kuala Lumpur and self funded, HOM organises and delivers all the programmes planned by the group. The objective of HOM is to contribute to the development of the Malaysian art scene by helping young artists nurture their talents by organising shows and programs for them to participate in. HOM is also involved in program exchanges with other countries especially in Southeast Asia to establish and connect local artists regionally. Since its formation, HOM has produced MAGER, an art group exchange residency with Indonesia and Philippines; ARTRIANGLE, a fundraising art exhibition with artists from Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Singapore; and the MATAHATI Art Residency for young local artists. MATAHATI Group members are Ahmad Fuad Osman Ahmad Shukri Mohamed Bayu Utomo Radjikin Masnoor Ramli Mahmud & Hamir Soib @ Mohamed.

Built with both aesthetics and functionality in mind, the National Art Gallery is active in supporting various facets of art in Malaysia, including preservation, development, exploration and experimentation. The National Art Gallery features a number of galleries that display various permanent and temporary exhibitions. Other features of the National Art Gallery include a creative centre, a sculpture garden, a photography and graphics studio, an auditorium, a library, a restoration space, a book shop and a café.