exhibitions
/ current and upcoming
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Currently no on-going exhibition.
We're planning for more exciting exhibitions soon. Please stay tuned. Thank you!!
/ past
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'Serani, Part I' by Antoine Loncle (11/11/2022 - 28/11/2022)
Antoine Loncle exhibition 'Serani, Part I' @Zontiga Taman Paramount 3 Nov - 28 Nov 2022 'Serani, Part I' is an exhibition by Antoine Loncle, the winner of Zontiga's Photo Project Grant Award in 2020. In this series, Antoine explores the definition of Serani identity. -
Malaysian Photobook Exhibition (26 August - 18 September 2022)
In honour of our country’s Independence and Merdeka Day, Zontiga and Photobookclub Kuala Lumpur will be holding an exhibition of Malaysian photobooks from 26 August - 18 September, 2022! -
Exposure+ Photo: 'Unboxed' by Etinosa Yvonne (26/02/2022 - 13/03/2022)
Zontiga is proud to be a part of the multi-venue photography event Exposure+ Photo 2022, and will be hosting Nigerian documentary photographer Etinosa Yvonne’s ‘Unboxed’ from February 26 - March 13, 2022. -
'The Outfall: A Wasteland of Mud' by Joy Chan (07/01/2022 - 24/01/2022)
The Outfall: A Wasteland of Mud is an art exhibition by Joy Chan. This installation captures the abandoned first reservoir and the main rivers that wind through the city, documenting water resources in the city with hand-processed film. -
'The Malay' by Fitri Jalil (03/12/2021 - 28/12/2021)
The Malay is a recent project by Fitri Jalil. This body of work comprises a series of photographs of people from the Malay community, accompanied with narratives that explore the artist’s interpretation of his Malay identity with the help of various people that he documented. The Malay sheds light on the topics of racial identity, how it has evolved through time and man’s interpretation, and hopes to... -
'44' by Fauzan Fuad. (22/08/2020 - 28/09/2020)
Fauzan Fuad debut exibition '44' @Zontiga 22 Aug - 28 Sep 2020. '44' is a series that addresses the artist's questions of life, love, and hate, spiritually, and Humanity. Borne out of major life changes following marriage and cohabitation with his wife and in-laws, these photographs tell a domestic journey of restructuring internal narratives, converged over countless hours of dialogues with father in law Kamari...
