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No Man's Land is a media platform that continues to reorganize itself. NML positions itself peripherally in the field of contemporary art, technology, performance, narrative and imagination by utilizing creative connections and circulations among "networking/internet", "discourse" and "art community" as practice. In light of geographical proximity, NML aims to connect the art scenes in Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines through decentralized media maneuvers. It invites the audience to take a turn on the monopolized perception of mainstream contemporary art under globalization/single capital market.
No Man's Land was established as an online writing project since November 2011 (sponsored by Digital Art Foundation), and has diversified itself into media such as Meeting NML (since 2013, Jan) and NML Profile (since 2014, Aug). In 2014 No Man's Land launched ”Project Glocal Taipei“ (curated by Dayang Yraola) to build connections to the Southeast Asia art scenes. In 2015, NML co-curated "Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah" for DA+C Festival (Penang), as the art exchange platform for Taiwanese artists and local artists.
