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TAKSU Galleries SG & KL TAKSU is a leading Southeast Asian contemporary art gallery and specialist. https://linktr.ee/taksu.galleries

Established in 1989, TAKSU is a leading Southeast Asian contemporary art gallery and specialist. The TAKSU group of companies comprise of TAKSU Kuala Lumpur, TAKSU Singapore, TAKSU Bali, and TAKSU Design. TAKSU Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and Bali encompass TAKSU’s scope of gallery services, while TAKSU Design caters for corporate projects, art leasing services, and special commissions. Representing a wide selection of fine art with a distinctly urban edge, TAKSU is at the forefront of the contemporary art industry in the region. From young talents to critically acclaimed names in the industry, TAKSU’s stable of artists are distinguished by talent, academia, as well as regional and international awards. Since our incorporation, TAKSU has been a key industry player in Asia, providing consultancy services to private, corporate, and institutional collectors. Amongst our clientele is some of Southeast Asia’s top art patrons, government institutions, multinational corporations, top architectural firms and design agencies. TAKSU works to provide a platform for established and emerging artists to share their pool of creativity and knowledge, either through group exhibitions or simply the introduction of friendship. Through our efforts, several of our young artists have been singled out by international art publications as some of the region’s most promising talents. TAKSU Singapore
43 Jalan Merah Saga,
#01-72, Singapore 278115
T: +65 6476 4788
E: [email protected]
www.taksu.com

Gallery Hours:
Tue-Sat: 10am – 7pm
Sun: 12pm - 6pm
Closed on Monday and Public Holidays

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TAKSU Kuala Lumpur
17 Jalan Pawang
54000 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
T: +603 4251 4396
E: [email protected]
www.taksu.com

Gallery Hours:
Mon-Sat: 10am – 6pm (by appointment only)
Closed on Sunday and Public Holidays

TAKSU is back at CIMB Artober 2026 with this year's exhibition titled “Crossing The Equator”. This exhibition connects d...
17/10/2026

TAKSU is back at CIMB Artober 2026 with this year's exhibition titled “Crossing The Equator”. This exhibition connects diverse artistic perspectives across hemispheres, bringing together our artists from both above and below the equator. With this year’s new venue at Ombak KLCC, TAKSU continues our long-standing commitment to spotlighting talents without geographic constraint.

Date: 28 October - 1 November 2026
Time: 10am - 10pm
Venue: TAKSU Booth A3, Level 1, Ombak KLCC

Exclusive preview now available at TAKSU. Email or WhatsApp us to book an appointment.

New Representation: Marvin DalisayHailing from Banate, Iloilo, Philippines, Marvin Dalisay (b. 1989) is a self-taught ar...
03/10/2026

New Representation: Marvin Dalisay

Hailing from Banate, Iloilo, Philippines, Marvin Dalisay (b. 1989) is a self-taught artist who transforms the realities of socioeconomic survival into masterful works of art. Working with limited resources, Dalisay turns kerosene lamp soot into his primary medium. By reimagining raw, unconventional elements found in his daily surroundings, he crafts works that challenge traditional artistic boundaries.

Dalisay’s current series revisits the sanctuary of childhood memories, paying homage to a time defined by deep connection and unadulterated joy. Through portraits of children talking through tin-can telephones, talking into electric fan, or drawing water at the hand pump, Marvin captures the humble rituals of life’s journey. Beyond nostalgia, these works honour enduring values: resilience, sacrificial care, and unconditional love. Each piece is a reminder that true wealth and warmth are built from the simplest, most innocent beginnings.

Now available for viewing at TAKSU.


Ahhhhhhhhh
Kerosene lamp soot on canvas
183 x 122 cm

Hilo Baynte
Kerosene lamp soot on canvas
183 x 122 cm

Aguada
Kerosene lamp soot on canvas
183 x 122 cm

TAKSU KL is pleased to announce the opening of Too Unusual To Fit, Too Iconic To Quit, a group show featuring figurative...
19/09/2026

TAKSU KL is pleased to announce the opening of Too Unusual To Fit, Too Iconic To Quit, a group show featuring figurative works.

Figurative art has always occupied a distinct space, often outside mainstream trends, yet constantly reinventing itself. Too Unusual To Fit, Too Iconic To Quit brings the human form and figurative visual language back into the spotlight.

Featuring artists from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines, this exhibition explores shift, scale, and storytelling in today’s regional art scene. The exhibition offers a different perspective on figurative art: quirky, unusual, and unapologetically iconic.

DM or WhatsApp us for an appointment to visit.

Happy Malaysia Day! 🇲🇾 TAKSU KL Gallery will be closed on 16 Sept 2026 and will resume operations on 17 Sept 2026, 10am ...
15/09/2026

Happy Malaysia Day! 🇲🇾 TAKSU KL Gallery will be closed on 16 Sept 2026 and will resume operations on 17 Sept 2026, 10am - 6pm.

30/08/2026

Coming up next at TAKSU: Too Unusual to Fit, Too Iconic to Quit - A group exhibition featuring figurative works by selected local and international artists.

Preview Date : 17 - 23 Sept 2026

Exhibition Date : 24 Sept - 17 Oct 2026

Opening Reception : Thursday, 24 Sept 2026, 7pm - 10pm

For inquiries, email us at [email protected]

Happy Malaysia National Day! 🇲🇾As we celebrate National Day, we reflect on what holds us together. In Izzuddin Basiron’s...
29/08/2026

Happy Malaysia National Day! 🇲🇾

As we celebrate National Day, we reflect on what holds us together. In Izzuddin Basiron’s Merdeka Series, geometric lines, vibrant angles, and structural forms intersect to represent the diverse paths, cultures, and stories that weave the fabric of modern Malaysia. Piercing through this complex weave stands a singular silhouette, the Merdeka 118 Tower: a quiet beacon of unity, progress, and our collective strength.

Following our recent corporate project, we are now accepting custom commissioned artwork. Tailored to your organisation’s architectural vision, corporate identity, and spatial aesthetic, each piece can be crafted to reflect your unique narrative.

Interested in commissioning? Contact us now.

TAKSU KL will be closed on Tuesday, 1 Sept 2026 and Wednesday, 16 Sept 2026 for National Day and Malaysia Day


Merdeka Series
Acrylic on canvas
152 x 152 cm

Menara Kita
Acrylic on canvas
213 x 92 cm

Kekal
Acrylic on canvas
152 x 122 cm

Disahkan
Acrylic on canvas
91 x 61 cm

Nature Cosplay Series: A RevisitBorn in 1978 in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Issarezal Ismail draws on a coastal child...
18/08/2026

Nature Cosplay Series: A Revisit

Born in 1978 in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Issarezal Ismail draws on a coastal childhood shaped by his grandfather, a boat builder and traditional musician. His hyper-realistic, subtly surreal paintings weave human figures with coral and cacti to explore the fragile bond between humanity and nature.

Nature Cosplay: Coral XIII expands on Issarezal’s signature series introduced in 2023. Rather than repeating past themes, this new addition continues to evolve the original collection's narrative while staying true to its core concept.

In Coral XIII, precise details and dreamlike imagery blur the line between human figures and coral formations. The piece highlights the vulnerability and resilience of marine life, offering collectors a fresh chapter in one of the artist's defining series.

Now available for viewing at TAKSU.


Nature Cosplay: Coral XIII
Acrylic on canvas
124 x 91 cm

Discover New Artworks: Nazhan FikriNazhan’s recent body of work marks a shift toward a more introspective and mature pra...
11/08/2026

Discover New Artworks: Nazhan Fikri

Nazhan’s recent body of work marks a shift toward a more introspective and mature practice, expanding from early explorations of identity into a deeper examination of memory, belonging, and the human connection to nature. This evolution is mirrored in a refined visual language — characterised by intentional layering, subtle textures, and organic forms that evoke an ongoing dialogue between humanity and the environment.

As his new collection continues to take shape and refine in the studio, exciting updates are on the horizon. Stay tuned as we share more behind-the-scenes developments.

Now available for viewing at TAKSU.


Separa I
Sand and acrylic on canvas
153 x 122 cm

Separa II
Sand and acrylic on canvas
153 x 122 cm

05/08/2026

Art isn’t just decoration; it’s the element that connects your decor, adds depth, and gives a room its personality. Explore original works today to elevate your home at Taksu.com

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Opening Hours

Tuesday 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday 12:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+6564764788

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