ReformARTsi Stakeholder’s Meeting

Seni Untuk siapa? In Malaysia, who are the arts for? Who gets to experience it, make it, share it? Who gets to learn the arts? We in ReformARTsi believe that the arts should be accessible for everyone, no matter their background. But artists, culture works, educators, and advocates face numerous issues in their work, from inconsistent funding to restrictions on artistic expression, which impact the rakyat’s ability to also participate in a vibrant cultural life in Malaysia. 

In their 2025 Town Hall, ReformARTsi will be launching a new public arts advocacy campaign designed to initiate big changes for the arts and culture landscape in Malaysia. If you are interested in building a movement pushing for increased funding in the arts, improved arts education, protection of artists and for better governance of the arts and culture sector, drop by or tune in to the 2025 ReformARTsi Town Hall – we would love to see you there! 

ReformARTsi 2025 Town Hall Details
Date: Saturday, 27 September 2025
Time: 2:00 – 4:00pm
Venue: Pentas 2 @ klpac
Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, Sentul, 51100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

*This registration is only for in-person attendance.
*If you would like to join online, please register by emailing your full name and contact number to reformartsi.my@gmail.com. The online link will be emailed to you then. 

Open to all arts and culture workers across Malaysia and members of the public.

Join us and get involved in this important initiative to protect and support the arts in Malaysia! 

Media Partner: CloudJoi
Venue Partner: The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac)

ABOUT ReformARTsi

ReformARTsi is a grassroots arts coalition in Malaysia working to build consensus on policy changes and reforms in key areas affecting the arts sector–arts funding, arts education and artists’ rights–and to advocate for these changes and reforms to relevant decision makers in the public and private sector. ReformARTsi’s ultimate vision is to position arts and culture as a critical component in the development of Malaysian society.