Bayang Kembara: Let the Shadows Speak
In 1997, after her beloved uncle passed away from HIV, Murni Mastan, aka Mo Selle, decided to hop on a plane with only $200 in her pocket.
Murni’s journal, mostly from her South East Asian trips, and based on the notion of her traveling feet and her own shadow, has been captured in a visual travelogue titled, Bayang Kembara: Let the Shadows Speak.
Murni Mastan, aka Mo Selle, is a multi-disciplinary visual artist and independent filmmaker. Her experiences in the media are defined by a five-year contribution to the SAE Institute (School Of Audio Engineering), and a two year VJ residency at the Ministry of Sound. The remainder of her life is dedicated to tipping cultural anthropology, through stories as a freelance screenwriter and film director. Says Murni, “I am on a mission to touch many young lives in designated rural areas - Indonesia, Cambodia, Nepal and Kenya- by a simple introduction of the camera.”
5% of every book sale will be donated to the International Human Foundation for the underprivileged children and organization Murni works closely with in Aceh, Indonesia.
Donate Your Cameras ! Murni will be teaching a photography class in Medan to ignite the children’s creativity and to show them how to use photography to define their visions. They are in need of valid film rolls and cameras (simple 35mm point and shoot or your old digital cameras and lomo). All cameras will be donated directly at the final IHF centre in Aceh, Indonesia. Click here for more details.
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At the end of the year The Substation Moving Images Programme presents a special screening of all the audience favourites from each month's First Take. Come and watch the most popular films and cast your vote for the MOST favourite of 2008! Featuring: Flyer by Helmi Yusof, The Mitre Spell by Tony Kern, White by Tan Wei Keong, Comma by Ezzam Rahman, Di Manakan Ku Cari Ganti (Where Can I Find a Replacement?) by Shafiq Iskandar, Shut In by Pamela Pang, Electronic, I Love You by Sean Li-Wen Cheong, In Our Own Words by Melinda Tan, Tak Dong Cheng by Suffian Zainuddin. To see the full programme, 
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House will be hosting the Postcard Show II from December 5 to 20. It is an exhibition of postcard sized art and you are invited to submit your artwork. The only criteria is that your artwork must fit into a postcard size, i.e.: 10cm (h) x 18cm (w). Click 
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