A premier contemporary art gallery located at Suria KLCC, showcasing Malaysian and regional contemporary art. The gallery regularly features rotating exhibitions that explore multicultural Malaysia through various artistic media.
One of Southeast Asia’s leading Islamic art museums, featuring an extensive collection of Islamic decorative arts from around the world. The museum houses over 7,000 artefacts including textiles, jewellery, arms, and architectural elements.
Malaysia’s premier art institution showcasing the country’s artistic heritage and contemporary works. Currently exhibiting NUSA with over 400 artworks by the likes of local greats Ahmad Fuad Osman, Latiff Mohidin, and Redza Piyadasa, Southeast Asian artists such as Indonesia’s Ristyo Eko Hartanto and Thailand’s Thawan Duchanee.
A one-of-a-kind quirky contemporary art museum housed in a five-storey building in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, URMU features contemporary installations and interactive displays that showcase urban culture and modern artistic expressions.
A cultural heritage site and vibrant marketplace housed in a beautiful Art Deco building dating back to 1888. Originally a wet market, it has been transformed into a cultural and handicraft centre showcasing Malaysian arts, crafts, and souvenirs.
RexKL is a cultural hub dedicated to unique arts and culture, located in a beautifully restored 1947 cinema building. It aims to combine heritage architecture with a contemporary art flair, featuring rotating exhibitions, live performances, creative workshops, and a selection of local artisan products.
The country’s main museum showcasing Malaysia’s rich history and diverse cultural heritage. From prehistoric artefacts to contemporary displays, the National Museum offers comprehensive insights into Malaysian civilisation, natural history, and the nation’s journey through time.
A leading contemporary art gallery offering free admission to Southeast Asian art and artists. Ilham Gallery presents thought-provoking exhibitions that engage with current social, political, and cultural issues while fostering dialogue about contemporary art practices in the region.
Housed in an award-winning heritage building, KLPAC is equipped with two theatres, studios, gallery space, as well as ample lawn and deck area outdoors overlooking a 35-acre park and a lake. KLPAC has hosted almost 2,000 shows over the span of 20 years, making it among the most happening performing arts centres in Malaysia.
An innovative immersive experience centre featuring cutting-edge digital art installations and interactive exhibits. Visitors can step into virtual worlds and engage with technology-driven artworks that blur the lines between reality and imagination.