The document provides information about the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum located in Penang, Malaysia. It was set up by 6 people and opened in October 2014 after 6 months of preparation. The museum covers 6000 square feet and is divided into two themes. It includes various wall murals depicting scenes from Penang's history and culture. Entrance fees range from RM10-25. Included are descriptions of some specific murals located within the museum, such as one depicting a traditional fishing village and another showing a basketball game.

1. Effective Public
Commnunication
[COM 30103]
Foundation in Natural and Built Environment
January 2015

2. Group Member
• Seow Koji Takehira
• Louis Foong Kah Yan
• Sirajeddin Ali
• Haroon Faleel
• Quah Keng Yew
• Nazmi

3. Penang Mural Art

4. Penang 3D
Trick Art Museum
10, Lebuh Penang, 10200, Penang, Malaysia

5. Set up by
6 people
Penang's first pure hand-drawn 3D
museum
1.8 million
ringgit funds
six months of
preparation
soft opening on
25 October 2014
12 artists from home
and abroad surgeon
painting will
be consistent
to the ground
George Town, Penang Street

6. Map of the
3D Trick Art Museum

7.  museum covers an area of 6000 square feet
 divided into 2 main themes
 tour can take between 30 and 90 minutes
Penang History Adventure
 offers a near-linear exhibit path

8. The first wall mural
near the ticketing counter is the
"Icon of Penang".

9. Penang 3D Trick Art Museum
Open daily: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm
Sat, Sun & Holiday 9am-8pm
10, Lebuh Penang, 10200, Penang, Malaysia
604-263-1628
Email: info@penangtrickart.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/penangtrickart/
timeline
Entrance fees:
Visitor/adult: RM 25
Adult with MyKad: RM15
Children and senior citizen: RM10
Student: RM10

10. WHAT IS MURAL ART?
it is an artwork was painted on wall, ceiling or
permanent surface
Must harmony when incorporated with
architectural elements of given spaces
Two types of mural art
-Interior mural
-Exterior mural

11. CLAN JETTY

12. • Painted by local artist called NAME
• Depicts a calm scene of traditional
village called Chew Jetty in
Georgetown, Penang.
• The mural art also consist of 3D
sampan that is fixed.

13. FIRST IMPRESSION
• Floating village with each
houses in close proximity
to each other.
• A few blue sampan and a
green sampan tied to a
dock.
• No people on the mural
art itself – symbolize
peace and quiet.

14. CULTURAL
PERSPECTIVE
• Depicts the traditional
fishing village of Penang,
the Chew Jetty.

15. ARTIFACT
• The green sampan
stands out from the rest
of the mural art.

16. SYMBOLIC
INTERACTIONISM
• Sampan represent the hard
work and tough lifestyle of
the people in Penang back
in the days.
• Also represent simplicity.

17. SUBJECTIVE
PERCEPTION
• The water appears
unmoving and motionless
– represent timelessness.
Constructed meaning of the
physical world.

18. BASKETBALL
DUNK

19. Painted by local artist called
Mr. Khoo (40)
Depicts a basketball hoop with
a ball going into it.
One of the player is seen
blocking the ball to prevent it
from going into the hoop while
the other player, who is from
the same team, can be seen in
the background looking at the
ball.
A person may positioned a
posture to show that he is the
one who dunked the ball.

20. FIRST IMPRESSION
• Fans standing
behind the
players give
impression that
this is a real
competitive
basketball
game.
• Dark
background
colors represent
a sense of
something
unexpected has
happened –
Mysterious.

21. NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
• The second player
seems shocked while
looking at the ball.
• The first player
showed a somewhat
suprised expression.
• He tries to block the
other player from
dunking but failed.

22. BODY POSTURE
• The first player is
seen trying to jump
to block the
opponents dunk
with his hand.
• He is trying to
reach the ball before
it goes in.

23. SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION
• For people who
watches NBA, he
might know that
the first player is
Shaquille O’neal
(#34) who played
from Lakers.
• Both of the players
are considered on of
the best in basketball
and has played in
NBA All Stars.
• The second player
is Allen Iverson
who played for the
other team
Philadelphia
76ers.

24. NON-DOMINANT
CULTURE
COMMUNICATION
• It depicts two
famous African
American basketball
players playing in
NBA teams.
• Basketball is not the
most popular sport
in Malaysia.
• Little popularity as
compared to football
and badminton.

25. KLANG RIVER

26. LOCATION: KLANG RIVER, KUALA
LUMPUR
• Klang River is a river which flow through Kuala
Lumpur and Selangor in Malaysia and eventually flows
into the Straits of Malacca for 120 Km

27. HOW WE GOT THERE
• BY CAR
• LOCATED NEAR PASAR SENI LRT/ CONVENIENT LOCATION
NEAR CITY
• ALSO KNOWN AS SUNGAI KLANG ART GALLERY

28. HE CONQUERED HIS FEAR OF
HEIGHTS!!!

29. ARTISTS OF KLANG RIVER
• GRAFFITI STREET ART WAS SEEN AS REBELLIOUS
• GOVT DECIDED TO LET ARTISTS SHOWCASE THEIR
TALENTS
• COMPETITION CALLED “KUL SIGN FESTIVAL”RUN IN
2012, 200 ARTISTS DISPLAYED THEIR TALENTS
• CONTESTANTS CAME FROM AS FAR AS HONG KONG,
UK, ITALY AND THAILAND
VIDEO OF COMPETITION:
• https://youtu.be/5E4L-dX-p0M

30. MURAL ART AND WHAT IT
REPRESENTS
• Our observation at Klang River:
The artists point of view on freedom, liberalism and the
idea of a free world represented through the art

32. Boy and Klang River
Although it looks simple, but
has different meaning on
how people perceive it.
Attracts tourist and
pedestrian who are nearby
Petaling Street, Central
Market and Pasar Seni LRT
station.
It relates to the place where
it illustrates Klang River's
Mural art.
It shows the characteristic of
the place in art

33. Concepts
First Impression:
A Malay Boy in LRT

34. Concepts
Non-verbal message
(Facial expression)
-Assuming that the boy is sad
as he is leaving from Klang
area.
-At the same time he is
looking at the mural art in
Klang River

35. Concepts
Space
The boy is in a personal space
in LRT, looking out to a public
space

36. Concepts
Passive Perception
we can understand that
it is in a city from the
graffiti on the wall in the
art

37. Concepts
Selective Attention
The boy only notices the
mural art in Klang River. It
is something important to
him that attracts his
attention.

38. Concepts
Body Posture
His face lean on his arm
while looking out from
the window

40. 1.Non-verbal Communication
From the picture above, we can see that the lady, who is wearing a
hat and gloves, is a bird lover. Here she is trying to communicate with
the birds around her through the smoke. From the “love” word that
she has created, she is telling the birds that she love them all.

41. 2. Face-to-face communication
The lady and birds are facing to each others when the non-verbal
messages is senting out.

42. 3. Non-verbal cue
The birds so comfort on her palm. It is a non verbal cue
communication.

43. 4. Body posture
The lady hold the bird carefully on the her palm, her palm is
slightly open in order to not hurting the bird.

44. 5. Symbolic Interaction
The lady had created a "love" word, it is a symbolic of her love to
the birds.

45. 6. Connection Meaning
The lady and all the birds surrounded her, they were connected
in a lovely atmosphere.

46. reference
• http://www.basketball-
reference.com/players/o/onealsh01.html
• http://www.basketball-
reference.com/players/i/iversal01.html
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