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About Me

Megan Wonowidjoyo is a lecturer and Foundation Programme Coordinator of The Faculty of Cinematic Arts, Multimedia University. Formerly, she was the Head of Forum at Seashorts Film Festival 2019. She received her Masters in Fine Arts (Drawing) at COFA, University of New South Wales, Sydney in 2011 and Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) from National University of Singapore in 2000. She has previously served in Chapterfree Productions as Producer and Film Editor and Art Director for more than 10 years.

 

She has won a Gold award for her teaching methods in the IDE4TE Education Conference titled: Immersive Situated Learning: Berkat Charity Art Exhibition. She also won Best Academician Excellence in Teaching Award 2019 for Faculty of Cinematic Arts, Multimedia University, Malaysia.  Her distinctive animation Study of a Singaporean Face was commissioned for the opening of the National Gallery of Singapore in 2015.

 

Her debut animation LIBERTAS won the Best Screenplay at the 6th Indonesian Film Festival 2011 Short Film competition and was a finalist for Best Short Animation at the prestigious AFI Fest 2011, Los Angeles. With her “featured art”, she was a finalist at the BSG Art Prize in Melbourne and KUDOS Emerging Artist Award, and exhibited in Permulihan Group exhibition in Malaysia and the first issue on Migration in Practice, Research and Tangential Activities (PR&TA) journal in Singapore.

 

In 2017, her debut short film “Woman At Home” was nominated for Best Short Film at Seoul International Women’s Film Festival, and being produced single-handedly by the director, “is a foretelling of the rise of a new moving image artists” by critic Bae Ju-yeon.

CV

Teaching

2016 onwards

Multimedia University, Faculty of Cinematic Arts, Cyberjaya, Malaysia.

Education

2000

2011

Bachelor of Arts (Architecture), National University of Singapore.

Master of Art in Drawing, The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

Exhibition

2021

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2022

Online Art Publication.  Memories of a Diaspora Mother (2021). Singapore: Practice, Research and Tangential Activities (PR&TA). Retrieved at https://www.pratajournal.com/memories-of-a-diaspora-mother-by-megan-wonowidjoyo

Solo Art Exhibition Memory & Rebirth (2022). Kuala Lumpur: Fergana ArtGallery.

Group Exhibition

2021

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2021

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2021

2021- PERMULIHAN: PEMBAHARUAN (COVID Recovery: Renewal). Kuala Lumpur: Fergana Art Gallery.

2021- Puteri, ROMBAK (Revamp) Juried Film Exhibition. Cyberjaya, Multimedia University. Retrieved from https://rombak.mmu.edu.my 

2021- Endangered Spaces Series (Endangered Work, Endangered Home & Evolved Community), ROMBAK (Revamp) Online Art Exhibition. Cyberjaya, Multimedia University. Retrieved from https://rombak.mmu.edu.my 

Film Festivals & Nominations (Woman at Home)

2017

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2018

2018

Nominated Best Short Film Finalist 13th Eurasia International Film Festival

Nominated Best Short Film Finalist 19th SEOUL International Women's Film Festival (SIWFF)

​Objectifs- Women in Film Programme 2017

BALINALE 2017- "Femme" Short Film Section

Nominated Best Short Film Finalist Freedom Film Festival

23rd Brisbane International Film Festival

Publication

2017

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2019

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2019

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2021

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2022

Holistic Active Learning: Innovation Art History Education in Foundation Black Teaching. Blended Learning Strategies in Technology-supported Classrooms: Best Practices from MMU Faculties. Malaysia: Faculty of Creative Multimedia Publication.  

Immersive Situated Service Learning: Berkat Charity Exhibition” Proceedings during Ide4te Teaching and Learning Exhibition 2019. Cyberjaya, Malaysia 1st October 2019.

Material Thinking: How to Develop a Student’s Artistic Voice. ELITE Conference. Malaysia: Faculty of Creative Multimedia Publication.  

Memories of a Diaspora Mother. Singapore: Practice, Research and Tangential Activities (PR&TA).

Rethinking Art Education through Integrating Outdoor Learning Practices as Sites of Memory. UK: Journal of Adventure Education & Outdoor Learning.

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