Yusof Ghani, born in 1950 in Johor, Malaysia, is a multifaceted Malaysian artist, excelling as a painter, sculptor, writer, professor, and curator. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he has produced a rich array of series exploring Southeast Asian themes through an Abstract Expressionist lens.

Khalil Ibrahim is indeed a legendary icon in the Malaysian art scene. Throughout his long career, which spans over 50 years, Khalil has held a number of solo and group exhibitions in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Switzerland.

Alphonso Arul Doss was born in 1939 in Bangalore. The artist’s oeuvre explores and redefines the history and idiom of religious and classical painting, inspired by temples, churches, palaces, museums and artists across the world.

Laxman called himself his own guru, creating a highly individual vocabulary, which was accentuated during his ten-year stay in Paris. Influenced by the works of Paul Klee, Mark Chagall, and Joan Miró, Pai created an eclectic intermingling of the traditional and the modern in his work.

Adimoolam’s canvases are him retracing his steps through the river beds, the seasides, the hills and greenery, market places and people. They lead the viewer to believe that they are out on an esoteric journey with the artist, engaged in a discussion of textures and colors.

Mani won the Karnataka Lalit Kala Academy Award thrice in the 80’s and the IFAC award in 2000. His works have been exhibited at The Paul Gallery, Singapore in 1990, the Kufa Gallery, London in 1993, the Lee Arthur Studio in New York in 1994, the Mall Gallery, London in 1995. He has also exhibited in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Switzerland and Germany.