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Problems Of Being Lost In Time

Kam Raslan | Jo Kukathas | Faiq Syazwan

22-Mar-19 21:00

Problems Of Being Lost In Time

The cultured trio returns this week and pay homage to the late great Allahyarham Tan Sri P. Ramlee - on the legend's 90th birthday. Kam Raslan is joined by ABOC's estemeed guests Jo Kukathas and a newbie to the trident, video producer Faiq Syazwan. In preparing for his article for the Mekong Review, Kam mulls on his own point of view on history and how that could be problematic for the public; next Jo takes us back in time talking on the classic tale of Medusa, jumping off of Luciano Garbati's recent re-imagining of the goddess' statue. Finally, Faiq clues us in on a singer-songwriter forgotten in time, producing music way back in the early 80s but only recently recognized and celebrated in the new millennia.

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Kam Raslan


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Categories:  Visual ArtsHistoryPeople and PlacesMusic

Tags:  Mekong ReviewStamford RafflesMedusaLuciano GarbatiLewisL'amourP. RamleeSi Tora Harimau Jadian





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