Dialogue is more than just a title; it is the essence of our master’s degree show. Each of us brings a unique perspective, yet we are all engaged in the same pursuit: to communicate through our work, to create a space where ideas and emotions can be shared. This exhibition is not just about displaying art, it is about fostering conversations, inviting the audience to engage, interpret, and respond.

The "KALEIDOSCOPE" solo exhibition of Malaysian-born artist Mishell Leong, in collaboration with HARTA Gallery, marks her return to her roots for her most personal showcase yet. Known for her vibrant and joyful style, Mishell has captured the attention of global art enthusiasts, with her works housed in prestigious collections worldwide.

A collaboration between Sharmin Parameswaran and Studio Sayang, the re-collection project seeks to engage in new ways of learning from the collection of her late father, Dato N. Parameswaran. Beginning with a selection of Malaysian artists who have passed, the project and exhibition hopes to act as a bridge of understanding between different generations by engaging and collaborating with our contemporary art community.

The WARNA International Group Exhibition aims to showcase the talents of women artists as they interpret the theme Exploring Spaces Beyond Boundaries. It provides a platform for these artists to develop their creativity, contributing to the growth of Malaysian art. The exhibition seeks to enhance the visibility of women in the male-dominated art industry while telling universal stories that foster cross-cultural and international exchanges through art.

The "Rasa Sayang Malaysia" exhibition brings together eight accomplished artists, all grounded in art education and careers as lecturers, educators, and visual art trainers. This exhibition explores how art serves as a powerful medium to foster unity, understanding, and harmony—core values within Malaysia's richly multicultural society.

The exhibition Pesan & Kenangan, held during the Merdeka period at HARTA, celebrates the significant role of artists in shaping national identity and collective aspirations. Drawn from the collection of Pakhruddin Sulaiman, it features 48 artworks by 22 artists. The exhibition centers on themes of "kenangan" (memories), honoring ideas, values, and people, and "pesan" (message), reminding us to strive for a better future.