Visual Arts
Visual Arts
Sa Sa Art Projects - Phnom Penh
Sa Sa Art Projects is a Cambodian artist-run space dedicated to experimental and critical contemporary art practices. It was founded in 2010 by the Cambodian arts collective Stiev Selapak and operated from the historic and vibrant apartment complex known as the White Building until 2017, when the building was demolished for new development.
At its new location, Sa Sa Art Projects has shifted toward a stronger engagement with Cambodian young artists and art graduates while continuing to build a deeper dialogue with artists within Asia through its creative education programs, exhibitions, its signature Pisaot artist residency, and other special collaborative projects.
Sa Sa Art Projects is an experimental mechanism which addresses Cambodia's lack of infrastructure for contemporary art education and engagement by creating space for critical discussion. We believe that by not being bound to a rigid organisational structure, Sa Sa Art Projects is able to evolve organically to adapt to the changing context and needs of the communities with which we work.
Art Form/s | Visual Arts |
Collaborative accepted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Exhibitions, talks, presentations, conversations, skill training workshops and knowledge sharing. |
Location and transport | Centre of Phnom Penh, walking distance to convenience store, local restaurants and cafes, Tuk Tuk and motor-taxi available nearby. |
Facilities | Private bedroom, shared indoor and outdoor working studios, Internet, communication facilities, translation services, gallery space, performance space, library/archive/research resources. |
Accommodation provided? | On-site accommodation with shared bathroom and kitchen. |
Fees | Yes - $2000 USD, upon availability, for accommodation and administration for eight weeks. Contribution towards supporting the program is optional. |
Website | http://www.sasaart.info |
Organhaus Art Space - Chongqing
Organhaus Art Space is an independent art organisation of artists and curators. Located within 501 Art Warehouse, Organhaus is a collaboration between the independent spaces ‘Organ’ and ‘M-Haus Commune.’ Working primarily with young and experimental multi-media artists, its focus is on the progress of urbanisation in China and artistic cooperatives within the global village. Organhaus is dedicated to the exploration of experimental and multi-media art, holding art exhibitions and providing and exchanging studio spaces with young artists. Within the ever-developing atmosphere of China, the organisation hopes to provide energy and practical experience in supporting contemporary Chinese art, cutting edge art and the development and exchange of international culture.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, with a particular focus on experimental and multi-media art |
Collaborative accepted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | March to October |
Potential opportunities | Organhaus recommends the resident conducts a public program such as a presentation and seminar for local artists and college students. Organhaus will arrange visits to studios and art institutes. They will recommend institutions and organizations in Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu, according to the interests of the artist. Organhaus will facilitate an Exhibition in their gallery space. |
Location and transport | Very close to the city, shops and supermarket |
Facilities | On site accommodation, Off site accommodation, Private studio/work space, Internet, Communication facilities, Translation services, Gallery space, Performance space. |
Accommodation provided? | If the resident prefers to stay off-site in a hotel, Organhaus will assist with booking this accommodation. |
Fees | On-site accommodation 5000RMB per month. |
Partners/ Families permitted? | This is possible, but must be approved in advance. |
Website | www.organhaus.com |
The Pottery Workshop - Jingdezhen
The Pottery Workshop was established in 1985 with the goals of promoting ceramic art and education. On May 1 2005, The Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen was inaugurated in The Sculpture Factory. Today it is composed of the Residency Program, Mufei Gallery, Education Center and Creative Market. The organisation is surrounded by hundreds of small, independent craftsmen and studios with a wide spectrum of skills. Resident artists are encouraged to interact and integrate with this lively community. The Pottery Workshop is a place where Jingdezhen's ceramic traditions and contemporary ceramic concepts can intermingle and grow.
Art form/s | Ceramic Art |
Collaborative accepted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | None specified |
Potential opportunities | Public lecture, exhibition, partnering with local and international artists and organisations |
Location and transport | Located in the Sculpture Factory of Jingdezhen, shops & restaurants are a 5 - 7 minute walk. Bus, Taxis, cars for hire, and bicycles are available. |
Facilities | On site accommodation, semi-private studio space, communal work space, 24/7 studio access, workshop classroom, Internet, Translation services, On site food / meals, transport to and from airport. |
Accommodation provided? | Private bedroom, shared bathroom, shared kitchen, laundry facilities, separate living / working space. |
Fees | Room and Board 1200RMB per Week, Studio 1600RMB per Week. This includes a studio, shared translator, private room and lunch/dinner Monday-Friday, and Saturday lunch. |
Partners/ Families permitted? | No children, spousal accomodation possible pending availability. |
Website | http://www.potteryworkshop.com.cn |
Videotage - Hong Kong
Videotape is a leading non-profit organisation in Hong Kong that focuses on the promotion of media and video art. They organise art events to cultivate a network of artists and art-related practitioners, and to promote international cultural exchange. Key projects include FUSE Residency Programme, Dorkbot-HK, Wikitopia, and VMAC, one of the city's largest archives of video collection.
Art form/s | New Media Art, Video Art |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Exhibitions, talks, performances, festivals |
Location and transport | City centre, accessible by taxi, minibus and ferry |
Facilities | Internet, translation/language service, gallery/theatre |
Accommodation provided? | The host will assist in sourcing suitable off-site accommodation. |
Fees | N/A |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes |
Website | http://videotage.org.hk/web/ |
Hong Kong Arts Centre
Hong Kong Arts Centre - The relevant destination for arts and creative inspirations in Hong Kong.
HKAC is a multi-arts centre that fosters artistic exchanges locally and internationally, bringing the most forward creations to Hong Kong and showcasing homegrown talents abroad.
HKAC stimulates innovation and promotes creativity. Being Hong Kong's only independent non-profit multi-arts institution, HKAC offers exhibitions, screenings and performances, connecting the arts of Hong Kong to the rest of the world through programmes and collaborations.
Come to HKAC to experience, appreciate, learn and be inspired by the arts.
Art form/s | All artforms |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | All year round (except only April or August for performing arts) |
Potential opportunities | Introductions to industry contacts and networks. Assistance from staff in realising residency goals. |
Location and transport | Hong Kong Arts Centre is located in the centre of the city, close to supermarkets, shops and public transport. |
Facilities | Internet; Performance Space; Outdoor spaces for site-specific works; Library/archive/research resources. |
Accommodation provided? | The host will assist in sourcing suitable off-site accommodation. |
Fees | No |
Partners/ families permitted? | No |
Website | http://www.hkac.org.hk/en/index.php |
Kriti Gallery & Residency - Varanasi
Kriti Gallery & Artist Residency welcomes artists, scholars, writers, creative individuals and social activists from all fields to interact with one of the oldest living cities and the Indian arts and culture. The vision is to cultivate a platform for an ongoing cultural exchange across all media. Traditional or contemporary, arts of crafts, heritage and history, social or spiritual projects find their support and home at Kriti.
Art form/s | Artists of all media, scholars, writers, creative individuals and social activists. All fields of arts, crafts and research topics. |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes, availability based on available space. |
Preferred host dates | Open from August through end of May. Closed in June and July due to summer break. |
Potential opportunities | Research and study of Indian culture, arts, crafts and heritage. Collaborations with local artists, crafts communities and educational institutions e.g. Banaras Hindu University, local schools, NGOs. Possibility to host exhibitions, workshops, projects, performances and public events. Project assistance e.g. translation services, guided field trips etc. |
Location and transport | In the city of Varanasi about 3km to the river Ganges and old town; facilities in walking distance. Motorcycles, auto rickshaws and taxis are available on the doorstep. |
Facilities | Outdoor working space. Navneet the founder and Curator is living on the campus. Working studios e.g. pottery, silk weaving, metal workshop can be coordinated off the campus on costs base. Accommodation and food is provided. |
Accommodation provided? | Stay: Four 2-room studios and one 1-room studio including private bathroom with hot/cold water, bedroom with AC/fan, workroom with fan. Food: Monday-Saturday home cooked vegetarian lunch and dinners, provisions for self-made breakfast, self-cooking and filter water, snacks/fruit are provided. On campus: Wifi, garden, use of washing machine, 24x7 host heritage walk on arrival, airport pickup. |
Fees | 90.000 INR plus 8% tax for 2 room studio and food 65.000 INR plus 8% tax for 1 room studio and food - at single occupancy. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes, for the 2-room studios. A daily contribution for food applies. |
Website | www.kritigallery.com |
1. Shanthiroad - Bangalore
1. Shanthiroad is an artist led initiative that nurtures creativity and cutting edge arts practice, and brings together local, national and international artists. It is an incubator for contemporary art experimentation and conceptualisation, with a focus on visual and new media art forms. Lectures and presentations are regularly hosted at 1. Shanthiroad, which serves as a social space for fostering dialogue within the local thriving art scene. Artists are asked to produce outcomes based on their proposals, resulting in an Open Studio at the end of their residency period. Candidates who are interested in working with a botanical archive and/or the history of Australia and India would be particularly welcome.
Art form/s | Visual Arts (including Craft, New Media), Performing Arts, Writing (Poetry) |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | The host facilitates public projects |
Location and transport | Bangalore city centre; 5 minute walk to shops and 1 minute walk to public transport including buses, auto-rickshaws, taxis |
Facilities | On site accommodation and Internet; private studio/study room; translation service; gallery/theatre space; library/archive; outdoor spaces for site-specific works. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes on site; Includes private bathroom; private kitchenette; separate living/working area |
Fees | Rent is approx. INR 47,000 per month. Lunch is cooked by a regular cook and will cost INR 5,000 per month. Breakfast and dinner are not included. Gallery rent for the final show is INR 2,000 per day. Open Day costs (food and beverage) will be at an extra cost. All payments must be made in cash or by money transfer. |
Partners/ families permitted? | No |
Website | www.1shanthiroad.com |
Sanskriti Foundation - New Delhi
The purpose of Sanskriti Foundation is to cultivate an environment for the preservation and development of the artistic and cultural expressions of India and of the world as a whole. Established in 1978, Sanskriti Foundation is a registered Public Charitable Trust based in New Delhi, India. Sanskriti perceives its role as that of a catalyst, in revitalizing cultural sensitivity in contemporary times. The Foundation aims to create an understanding and appreciation of Indian traditional arts and culture, and support artists, writers, scholars and creative individuals to strengthen their practice.
Art form/s | Visual Art, Performing Art, Writing, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | January to April (please note, May can be oppressively hot) and September to December. |
Potential opportunities | Sanskriti acts as a facilitator for residents and connects them with local practitioners and experts, such as academics, artisans, craftspeople, contemporary artists and textiles experts. |
Location and transport | Sanskriti is located in the city. Metro and bus within 700 metres, shops within 2km. |
Facilities | On site accommodation (air-conditioned), Private studio/work space, Shared studio/work space (air-conditioned), Internet, Gallery space, Performance space, Outdoor spaces for site-specific works, Library/archive/research resources, On site food/meals, Laundry, transport to and from airport. |
Accommodation provided? | Private bathroom, Common kitchen, Separate living/working space, Shared living/working space. |
Fees | Board and three meals a day approx. USD$65 + 18% tax per person per day. |
Partners/ families permitted? | No |
Website | http://www.sanskritifoundation.org |
Komunitas Salihara - Jakarta
Komunitas Salihara is the first privately-owned multidisciplinary arts and cultural center in Indonesia. Their vision is to maintain freedom of thought and expression, respect differences and diversity, and to foster artistic and intellectual resources. Komunitas Salihara gives priority to new arts and invites audiences to support this innovation. The organisation hosts 'Festival Salihara', a biannual arts event showcasing dance, theatre, music and visual arts by Indonesian and international artists. The complex features a black box theatre, art gallery, lounge, open-air theatre, dance and music studios, art store and café.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Writing and Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | August - October to coincide with Festival Salihara which is held biannually from mid-September to the end of October. |
Potential opportunities | Participation in public programs such as discussions, readings, lectures, and some free-of charge performances/programs. |
Location and transport | Located in the city. A five minute walk to supermarket/shops. Small car, commuter train and bus nearby. |
Facilities | Internet, shared studio/work space; gallery and performance space; outdoor spaces for site specific works; library/archive/research resources; on site food/meals. |
Accommodation provided? | On site accommodation with shared bathroom and living/working space. |
Fees | Yes. Accommodation is 1,500,000 IDR per week, food is 150,000 IDR per day. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes to partner, but accommodation is not provided. No family/children. |
Website | www.salihara.org |
Common Room Networks Foundation - Bandung
Common Room Networks Foundation (Common Room) is an open platform for art, culture and media. Initially established as a project led by Bandung Centre for New Media Arts in 2001, Common Room has evolved into a not-for-profit organisation which promotes creativity, facilitating multidisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. Activities include exhibitions, workshops, discussions, screenings, festivals, as well as public participatory projects and activities.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Writing and Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | July – December (Common Room collaborates with many other cultural organisations, the timing of the residency can be negotiated to align with the most suitable festival or international programming). |
Potential opportunities | Participation in public discussions, workshops, presentations and festivals. Residents are encouraged to give lectures at local schools and/or universities. |
Location and transport | Located near CBD. Supermarket/shops nearby. Angkot (minibus) is available. |
Facilities | Shared studio/work space, internet, performance space, library/archive/research resources. |
Accommodation provided? | No, but the host can help source a suitable place to stay. The host will need at least a month notice if they need to make accommodation arrangements. |
Fees | Yes. Studio: 6,000,000 IDR per month. Technical & logistical support: 3,000,000 IDR per month. Administration fees 3,000,000 IDR per month. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes |
Website | http://commonroom.info |
Pasang Air
Cemeti Art House
For its Pasang Air residency program in 2017, Cemeti Art House invites three artists from three different countries to spend a period of three months in Yogyakarta. Within the program, artists are given the opportunity to concentrate on artistic research, developing work and experimentation, as well as to interact with other artists, local art workers and Cemeti’s extensive community. The program entails several public moments, amongst others a conversation with local constituencies, as well as a final presentation, which often takes the form of an exhibition in Cemeti’s gallery space, but can be expanded to include other forms of publicness.
Cemeti Art House welcomes diverse visual art practices, and particularly those that are research based, social and experimental or that engage in critical discourse. Cemeti Art House also facilitates projects that connect artists with other professionals or that engage with specific communities (in Yogyakarta and its surroundings). Cemeti Art House, Yogyakarta.
Summary | Since 1988, Cemeti Art House has been actively communicating and stimulating the art practices of contemporary Indonesians, as well as International artists. The organisation's mission is to empower and develop visual arts infrastructure in Indonesia and as such is an important centre for contemporary visual arts practice in Yogyakarta. Artists will be expected to give occasional lectures and workshops and to work with Indonesian curators and artists. |
Art form/s | Visual Arts |
Collaborative accepted? | No |
Preferred host dates | September – November |
Potential opportunities | Artist talks, workshops, lectures, collaborations and exhibitions. Potential to interact with an Indonesian and international artist. |
Location and transport | City; artists are provided with a bicycle. Taxi, becak and bus services nearby |
Facilities | Internet, shared studio, translation service/language service, gallery/theatre, assistant for 25 hours a week. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes on site; includes private bedroom; shared kitchen and bathroom. |
Fees | Yes. IDR 41,000,000 |
Partners/ families permitted? | The host prefers residents not to bring partners as they find the exchange is interrupted. Children are not permitted. |
Website | www.cemetiarthouse.com |
BankART1929 - Yokohama
BankART1929 was established in 2004 as a non-profit organization designed to utilize refurbished historical buildings for the development of contemporary culture and arts in Yokohama City. The organisation currently runs BankART Studio NYK, a renovated former warehouse which coverers approx. 3,000 square metres.
BankART1929 actively pursues hundreds of programs per year, operating studio spaces, planning and organizing art courses, running the bookshop and producing its contents, as well as organizing exhibitions and providing coordinator services. The art forms presented range from fine arts, architecture, theatre and dance to music and more. These activities are not only conducted within the BankART building but also in its surrounding neighbourhood.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Arts Management, Writing |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Welcome party, artist talks |
Location and transport | Located in the metropolitan area, a few minutes walk to supermarket/shops, accessible by bicycle |
Facilities | Private studio/work space, shared studio/workspace, internet, communication facilities, translation services, gallery space, outdoor spaces for site specific works, library/archive/research resources, on-site food/meals |
Accommodation provided? | Off-site accommodation with private bathroom, private kitchen, separate living/working space |
Fees | Accommodation is provided by BankART1920. Therefore successful residents to BankART1929 will receive up to $9,000 for three months from Asialink. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes - accommodation for partners/families negotiable |
Website | http://www/bankart1929.com/ |
Youkobo Art Space – Tokyo
Based in Tokyo with over 28 years of experience of hosting international artists, Youkobo has developed a unique residence program focused on supporting the creative activities of its participants.
While providing an environment conducive to work in the studio, Youkobo has become a vital platform for exchange between artists of different backgrounds and genres through its residency and gallery program. At the same time, it provides opportunities for engagement with the local community and wider art scene through an extensive domestic and international network.
The Youkobo Artist Residency Program aims to give participating artists, curators, and researchers an enriching experience in the realization of their projects/research in Japan. In recent years, Youkobo is also working to develop exchange schemes with art universities in support of recent graduates.
Participants are selected based on the strength of their proposals and its suitability to the Youkobo facilities, as well as the quality of previous work.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Writing, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | March and April 2019 (max. 2 months) |
Potential opportunities | Open studios, exhibitions, artists talks, engagement with other artists, introduction to local industry contacts and networks. |
Location and transport | 30 minutes by bus and train to central Tokyo, 5 minutes to supermarket, stores and restaurants. Bus stop is next to the art space, 15 minutes walk to train station. Bicycles are available to artists. |
Facilities | Internet, private studio/work space, library/archive/research resources, exhibition equipment. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes - with private bathroom, private kitchen, separate living/working space. |
Fees | AIR-3 (200,000 yen per month for studio and accommodation, inclusive of utility fees) will be provided to the successful Asialink applicant. This space is best suited to creative artists who wish to undertake research and create a new body of work. The generous studio space can also serve as an exhibition space at the end of the residency, should the applicant wish to do so. See website for further details. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes to both - additional futons available in a shared room. Surcharge applies for accommodation of guests other than the applicant. |
Website |
Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio
Set atop the park in southern Sapporo, Tenjinyama Art Studio offers panoramic views of the city and its surrounding mountains. Tenjinyama Art Studio houses 13 studio apartments, versatile larger spaces, as well as a gallery space on the ground floor. Local residents as well as international artists and residents from a wide range of creative backgrounds use this unique public space, providing a great forum for local engagement as well as an open dialogue between the artists and the community. Tenjinyama Art Studio offers self-funded residencies of up to 3 months, and provide a studio apartment, use of all public facilities and a wealth of local knowledge from the staff.
Art form/s | Visual Art, Performing Art, Writing, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | April onwards |
Potential opportunities | Artist talk, open studio/workshops, exhibition (negotiable), involvement in public events with resident artists, introduction to local and international artists and curators, universities, specialists and industry networks |
Location and transport | Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio is approximately 15 minutes by subway and 30 minutes by foot from downtown Sapporo. The nearest convenience store, subway station, bus stop, and shopping street are 10 minutes' walk. There is also a bicycle available for use. |
Facilities | On site accommodation, Private studio / work space, Internet, Communication facilities, Translation services, Gallery space, Performance space, Outdoor spaces for site-specific works, Library / archive / research resources |
Accommodation provided? | Private bathroom, Private kitchen, Shared kitchen, Separate living / working space |
Fees | Accommodation is provided by Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio, therefore successful residents to Sapporo Tenjinyama Art Studio will receive up to $9,000 for three months from Asialink. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes. Residents usually have a studio apartment with extra rooms and beds |
Website | http://tenjinyamastudio.jp/ |
Incheon Art Platform (IAP)
Incheon Art Platform (IAP) is a multicultural art forum that supports the creative work of artists and researchers through its residency program. Since opening in September 2009, Incheon Art Platform has diversified and developed its programs, supporting artists, hosting exhibitions and performances, and offering educational programs. Each year around nine global artists become residents, creating and transforming Incheon Art Platform into a place for international exchange and communication. Incheon Art Platform inherited the openness of Incheon’s open port and its traits and will continue to carry this forward.
Art form/s | All artforms |
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Collaborative permitted? | No |
Preferred host dates | September-November |
Potential opportunities | Open studios, exhibitions, performances, artists talks, seminars, screenings, workshops, engagement with critics, depending on the needs of the artist. Education program are held every Saturday. The resident will be given a fee by IAP to conduct lessons or educational activity. |
Location and transport | Located in downtown Incheon, it is close to shops. IAP is near the International airport, harbour, subway and bus station. |
Facilities | On site accommodation; Private studio / work space; Shared studio / work space; Internet; Gallery space; Performance space; Outdoor spaces for site-specific works. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes. Private bathroom; Shared kitchen; Separate living / working space. |
Fees | Yes. Electricity and Water use will be charged at approximately 30,000 Wons for 3 months. The resident will be provided with a small budget for the production or presentation of the works of approximately 500,000 Wons. As accommodation is provided, residents will receive up to $9,000 for three months from Asialink. |
Partners/ families permitted? | No |
Website | http://www.inartplatform.kr/ |
Rimbun Dahan – Kuang
Rimbun Dahan is a privately-run centre for architecture, creative arts and nature conservation, within a 14-acre indigenous Southeast Asian garden setting outside Kuala Lumpur. Since 1994, the resident artist program has hosted more than 100 individuals who have benefited from the unique atmosphere of Rimbun Dahan to build their own artistic practice. This residency encourages links between artistic communities in Malaysia and the rest of Southeast Asia, and Australia, and provides artists with a calm environment for creative work. Rimbun Dahan supports both traditional and contemporary art forms from both performing and visual artists.
Art form/s | Visual Art, Performing Art, Arts Management, Writing |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes (Shared house) |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | All residents have the opportunity to run artist talks, workshops, or other small scale community events, at Rimbun Dahan or at other educational/arts institutions in Malaysia, with some administrative support provided. All artists enjoy invitations, networking and occasional group transport to local arts events. Occasional open studio days are organised to share practice. Limited production support is available for resident choreographers who wish to stage a final performance. |
Location and transport | Rimbun Dahan is surrounded by a busy working-class urban fringe area, about 45 minutes drive to Kuala Lumpur city centre. This is a tropical environment, with occasional mosquitoes and bugs, but adaption is fairly easy. Local shops and restaurants within short walk; supermarket is a 15 minute drive. The host offers a weekly shop using their van, but otherwise car not provided; resident may choose to rent private vehicle. Public bus to city 1hr+, or take Grab transport to nearest train station 12 minute drive away, then train 20 minutes. |
Facilities | Studio (inc. large dance studio). communal office (with wireless internet), and access to on-site air-conditioned gallery space, limited gym/sports equipment and swimming pool. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes; site self-catering fan-cooled accomodation in different formats (bed-sitting room, studio apartment, semi-detached cottage or private house) on site. Includes private bathroom, kitchen and separate living/working area. |
Fees | Accommodation, including studio and utilities, is provided by Rimbun Dahan for a fee of RM 4,000 per month. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes, private houses are available, but this needs to be negotiated. |
Website | www.rimbundahan.org |
George Town Festival - George Town
With an event management range that is both explorative and expressive, Joe Sidek Productions explores avenues of creativity through the usage of space, arts, and culture. The organisation’s three major projects have been organising and implementing George Town Festival (2010 - present), Butterworth Fringe Festival (2015 - present), Rainforest Fringe Festival (2017 - present), and other projects with government and non-government bodies.
The Festival event management and production range includes festival planning and management, artist liaison, event programming and logistics, site management /general production, stage management, VIP management, hospitality, backstage management, and volunteer management. Giving back to the community through the enhancement of the arts is a core motto of the proudly Penang-based company. The organisation has a reputation for bringing artistry back to life in the city, and they wish to continue to play this pivotal role in the years ahead. Joe Sidek Productions have in the last 7 years collaborated with several institutions and organisations in internship and residency programmes with participants from New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Australia.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Writing, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | 15 May 2017 - 15 September 2017 |
Potential opportunities | George Town Festival carries out a number of programmes during the Festival which are focused towards the community. These programmes require various degrees of involvement, participation and assistance which can be provided by the resident. Residents will be put in direct contact with related arts industry representatives and agencies from performers to venue owners. |
Location and transport | The host is located in the core zone of the George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site, within the immediate vicinity of cafes and shops. Bus and bicycles available nearby. |
Facilities | Internet, Communication facilities, Library / archive / research resources |
Accommodation provided? | No, but can assist to identify suitable accommodation depending on length of stay. |
Fees | N/A |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes |
Website | http://georgetownfestival.com/ |
Green Papaya Art Projects – Manila
Green Papaya Art Projects is an independent initiative that supports and organises actions and proposition that explore tactical approaches to the production, dissemination, research and presentation of contemporary practices in varied artistic and scholarly fields. It endeavours to provide a platform for intellectual exchange, sharing of information, critical dialogue and creative/practical collaboration among the artistic community. Founded in 2000, it is the longest running independently run multidisciplinary platform in the Philippines.
Art form/s | Writing, Visual Arts, Arts Management, Performing Arts |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | March - November |
Potential opportunities | Community workshops and university talks |
Location and transport | 45 minute train ride to the financial district, and a 15 minute taxi ride to the nearest commercial centre. 12 minutes walk to supermarket. Taxis, jeepney and trains nearby |
Facilities | Internet, private studio/room, translation service, gallery media lab, communal studio |
Accommodation provided? | No, but the host organisation can assist in sourcing |
Fees | N/A |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes |
Website | www.greenpapayaartprojects.org |
Objectifs: Centre for Photography and Film - Singapore
Established in 2003, Objectifs is an independent non-profit gallery and educational space that is committed to advancing the practice and appreciation of film and photography. Through year-round educational programmes, exhibitions, screenings, residencies and mentorships, our mission is to build a community of image-makers and visual storytellers, creating and sharing artistic works that foster dialogue around local and international issues. The goal of our residency programme is to provide photographers, filmmakers and artists who work in photography and film with a supportive platform, conducive for the creation and development of new personal work, as well as to facilitate exchanges with local artists and build networks.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | No |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Talks and workshops held at the centre; opportunities in giving lectures/workshops at various art schools; networking |
Location and transport | City centre, arts & cultural district. Bus stop and train station within a 5 minute walk. |
Facilities | Private studio/work space, Internet, communication facilities, gallery space. Objectifs can assist with curatorial support. |
Accommodation provided? | No, but the host organisation can assist in sourcing. Accommodation is approximately SGD400-600 a week. |
Fees | None |
Partners/ families permitted? | N/A |
Website | http://www.objectifs.com.sg |
Grey Projects - Singapore
Grey Projects is an artist-run space for publication, curatorial and exchange activities, supporting artists and art practices with exhibitions, writings and residencies. Grey Projects looks for the urgent, the necessary, the experiments, the propositional, as well as new writing and curatorial practices. As a venue, Grey Projects is a workspace, library, gallery, studio and residency space. They are located in Tiong Bahru, one of Singapore's oldest public housing estates, and they celebrate their 10th year in 2018.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Performing Art, Writing, Arts Management (Curator) |
Collaborative permitted? | No |
Preferred host dates | August - October |
Potential opportunities | Open studio presentations, workshops, seminars, talks or screenings, depending on the needs of the artist. Opportunity to meet curators, critics, gallery directors and artists. |
Location and transport | Grey Projects is close to downtown Singapore, in the city's oldest public housing estate Tiong Bahru, an architectural landmark. There is a supermarket in the building and a train station around the corner. |
Facilities | On site accommodation, private studio/workspace, internet, library/archive/research resources. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes |
Fees | Accommodation and studio fees are SGD 1700 per month. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Partners yes (to visit, not for entire duration) but not children. |
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Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei
Overlooking the Kuandu Plain and constructed alongside the mountain slope, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts is the first fine arts museum located within a university campus in Taiwan. The Kuandu Residency Program aims to enhance the exchange experience between international artists/curators, university students/tutors, and museum/audiences. The program provides a great opportunity for artists/curators and audiences to create conversations at the university and to share learning resources and practices through artist talks, open studios and workshops.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | Six weeks, timing of residency to be negotiated. |
Potential opportunities | Artist talks, workshops, open studios, exhibitions, field trips to other cities, introduction to industry contacts and networks |
Location and transport | Located in Taipei city centre, 15-minute walk to supermarket/shops/metro station (scheduled shuttle bus running between campus and metro station). There are also mini mart, cafe and restaurants on campus. |
Facilities | Internet, private studio/study room, translation service, gallery/theatre, free access to facilities on campus |
Accommodation provided? | Yes, private suite provided. |
Fees | Accommodation is provided by Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts. Therefore residents to Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts will receive up to $9,000 for three months from Asialink. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes to partner, no to family/children |
Website | www.kdmofa.tnua.edu.tw |
ComPeung - Chiang Mai Province
Operating since early 2007, ComPeung is the first non-government artist-in-residence space in Thailand. Situated in Doi Saket, about 25 km away from the city of Chiang Mai, it offers the best of both worlds, a semi-rural environment in close vicinity to the modern urban lifestyle of Chiang Mai. ComPeung is open to artists from all media to work on current projects in a peaceful atmosphere or to explore new possibilities through engagement with the local community and environment. The size of the land and its location make ComPeung an ideal place for outdoor installation projects, interacting with the natural environment and the community.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Writing, Multi-disciplinary |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Opportunities to collaborate with local artists and community. |
Location and transport | A 30 – 45 minute drive to Chiang Mai city centre; 5 minutes cycle to shops. Push bikes available for getting around the region; public transport to city nearby. Scooter rental available. |
Facilities | Internet, private studio/study room, large outdoor space for site specific installation works, shared kitchen and library. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes on site; Private houses with attached bathroom, indoor/outdoor studio space. Three home cooked meals per day create a setting for exchange and dialogue. |
Fees | Yes – USD$1,090 per month/per artist; includes accommodation/studio, 3 meals per day and airport transfers to and from Chiang Mai airport. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes. |
Website | www.compeung.org |
Ne'-Na Contemporary Art Space, Chiang Mai
Ne'-Na Contemporary Art Space is an artist-run residency program in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. The program gives artists the opportunity to develop and expand their work and engage in intercultural exchange amidst a supportive network of local and international artists. Ne'-Na invites and welcomes artists to learn about the traditional northern Thai (Lanna) culture, and to explore possibilities in sustainable, self-sufficient living. The residency program is a platform for international artists to negotiate the traditional and popular art and culture of Thailand through their works.
The program is divided between two sites: Monfai Cultural Centre in Chiang Mai city, and the annex site, just outside the city in Mae Rim.
Art form/s | Visual Arts, Writing, Performing Arts, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | N/A |
Potential opportunities | Exhibitions, performances, artist talks, commissions. Introduction to local art institutions, schools, artisans and crafts people. |
Location and transport | Monfai/city site is located in the inner suburb of Chiang Mai city, 150 m - 1 km walk to supermarket/shops. Annexe site is 20 km away from city (25-30 min drive), 1 km to local shops. |
Facilities | Bus, taxi and bicycles available at city site. Bicycles and 'skylab' motorbike available at annex site. Two free round trips between city and annexe site is provided. Ne'-Na can provide transportation and vehicle, including transportation to/from airport. |
Accommodation provided? | On site accommodation with private bathroom, private and shared kitchen, separate and shared living/working space. |
Fees | Yes – fees for 2017 at both facilities (city site and annex site): THB 30,000 per month. Fees include accommodation, studio, local transport and administration. Meals are not included. Please note the city site is suitable for research projects or non-large scale studio-based activities. Annexe site is the more suitable for varies studio-based activities including rehearsals for dance/performance artists. Depending on availability of rooms and working space, artists are welcome to stay in either location or work between the two. |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes to both - one family room attached to children's room (max 2 children/family) at Monfai. One family room and seven separate bamboo houses for families at Annexe site. |
Website | http://www.nena-artspace.com |
Visual Arts Department, School of Fine & Applied Arts, Bangkok University - Bangkok
Visual Arts Department, Bangkok University, was established in 1989 with a mission to provide courses on contemporary art in an effort to produce artists, creators, and individuals of other professions who contribute to the art society at local, regional, and international level. The department recognises the significance of socio-cultural diversity, of the transfer and exchange of knowledge and insight between artists, people and communities in various dimensions, and of the interplay between local and global. Bangkok Artist in Residence (BAIR) Program offers opportunities to artists from different parts of the world to create and exhibit their work, and engage with students and the local community.
Art form/s | Visual Arts |
Collaborative permitted? | No |
Preferred host dates | March- April |
Potential opportunities | Artist talks, public lectures |
Location and transport | Bangkok University has two campuses (City Campus and Rangsit Campus). The City campus is located in the centre of Bangkok. Rangsit campus is approximately 1 hour from the city by car. 10 minutes by bus to nearest supermarket/shops. University shuttle bus is available for the resident. Bangkok University can provide transport to/from airport. |
Facilities | Shared studio/work space, Internet, communication facilities gallery space, library/archive/research resources. |
Accommodation provided? | Yes, but the resident will be responsible for the electricity bill. Residents will receive up to $9,000 from Asialink. |
Fees | N/A |
Partners/ families permitted? | No |
Website | http://www.bu.ac.th |
Muong Studio - Hoa Binh
Muong Studio is an art centre of the Muong's Cultural Museum, located in North West of Vietnam. It aims to preserve and develop a local culture based on the connection between the ancient culture and contemporary arts, to connect other art centres in Vietnam and internationally, and to support artists and contemporary art development in Vietnam. Muong Studio's activities program includes art exhibition, projects, workshops and artist-in-residency program (Muong AIR) for both local and international artists. Muong AIR provides facilities and opportunities for the professional development of artists from the fields of Visual Arts, Performance Arts, and Literature etc. As a part of Muong's Cultural Museum, Muong Studio also encourages curators and researchers from related fields including arts and cultural studies (especially those conducting research relating to the Muong ethnic culture) to apply to our residency programs, as it is part of our mission to promote the local culture and foster regional and international exchange programs.
Art form/s | Visual Art, Performing Art, Writing, Arts Management |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | Autumn to winter, from August to December, as that is the best season of the year in Muong Studio. |
Potential opportunities | Residents are expected to give a presentation and hold an exhibition. Residents may also choose to give a workshop. |
Location and transport | 10km to town, 80km to nearest city, 10km to market and shops in town. Motorcycle and bicycles are available to rent at Muong Studio. Taxis and rental cars available in town |
Facilities | On site accommodation, Private studio / work space, Shared studio / work space, Internet, Communication facilities, Translation services, Gallery space, Performance space, Outdoor spaces for site-specific works, Library / archive / research resources, On site food / meals |
Accommodation provided? | Shared bathroom, Shared kitchen, Separate living / working space, Shared living / working space |
Fees | USD $28 per day for accommodation, food, studio and administration |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes, the family members can stay with the artist and pay the same fee (including accommodation, food and all available service) |
Website | http://muongstudio.vn/en/ |
Live.Make.Share
live.make.share is an artist-in-resident and exchange program developed from Hanoi, Vietnam under the umbrella of Undecided Productions. We focus on the development of international and inter-regional relations by facilitating mobility opportunities for local practitioners as well as welcoming foreign artists and art managers to our living and working spaces. We aim to create an environment for professional, personal, and community development. Assist the production of artistic projects and encourage knowledge sharing. Our vision is to facilitate the dissemination of Vietnamese culture whilst nourishing the creative ecology with exterior knowledge, allowing for new perspectives globally.
Art Form/s | Visual Arts, performance, writing, film, research |
Collaborative accepted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | April-June, Oct-Dec |
Potential opportunities | live.make.share focus on research and production, however participants are required to be implicated in one public event of an open format. |
Location and transport | Kieu village, Hien Van commune, Tien Du district, Bac Ninh province. |
Facilities | Large ceramic studio, shared open studio space, private close studio spaces also available |
Accommodation provided? | Yes |
Fees | Dependant on agreed dates and required space. Negotiated on a case by case basis |
Website | http://undecided-productions.com/live-make-share/ |
Studio Kura - Fukuoka
Studio Kura opened in 2008 as an art institution running two different programs: artist in residence as well as art teaching for children and adults. Located in the beautiful rural environment of Itoshima peninsula in Fukuoka on the northern shore of the island of Kyushu in Japan, there are full of rich nature surrounded by sea, mountains and rice fields within walkable distance.
Studio Kura’s Artist in Residence Program is an opportunity for domestic and international artists to experience and draw inspiration from Japan’s rural environment, as well as for Studio Kura’s thriving local community to meet different artists and their works. We also organize art events such as the Itoshima Arts Farm: Itoshima International Art Festival (every two years) and participate the regional and seasonal events introducing the participating artists' works in the various locations.
Art form/s | Any |
Collaborative permitted? | Yes |
Preferred host dates | 4-8 week stay during November and/or December |
Potential opportunities | Exhibition and artist talk with other fellow artists in the end of the residence period, a workshop with kids if requested, collaborating with regional organizations, and experiencing the rural traditional environment/event in Japan. |
Location and transport | Located in Itoshima city, Fukuoka prefecture, Kyushu island, Japan. 50 mins by train from Fukuoka International Airport. |
Facilities | Studio space, 3D printer, laser cutter and CNC cutter. |
Accommodation provided? | Shared traditional Japanese house with other 2-3 artists, providing individual room. |
Fees | 90,000 yen for 4 week stay, 180,000 yen for 8 week stay (for individual artist). |
Partners/ families permitted? | Yes. A partner stay is acceptable by sharing a room. If a family participates, we could provide one of our accommodation houses. |
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sonicbridge - Australia and China contemporary music connections
The Merindas, filmed during the writing process.
Through a series of virtual conversations and a process of short iterative film making, deeper understanding was fostered, lasting relationships were forged and a legacy for the whole music industry created, modelling new possibilities for creative exchanges and real life engagements in the sector.
Over 6 months, Melbourne based musical duo, The Merindas, and, Shii, an emerging electronic music artist based in Wuhan, generously and candidly shared experiences and stories, developing a dialogue around their creative lives. The artists explored and defined the key themes important to them, such as their mutual interest in collaborating with other creative women, and the challenges and opportunities of relocating to other cities in their home countries as well as travelling domestically and internationally for work. In their candid and globally resonant, locally idiosyncratic, conversations they discussed the tactics they use to promote their work, their studio craft, their networks and the pragmatics of performing. Through their encounters and filmic recordings the artists have sketched a professional blueprint for other emerging artists both in their home country and abroad.
View the films here at sonicbridge.net
知音 sonicbridge was led by industry experts Fred Leone (Melbourne and Brisbane) and Nevin Domer (Shanghai and Beijing), who collaborated with industry peers to select artists from both Australia and China for a unique opportunity to build peer to peer relationships. Due to the impacts of COVID-19 on international mobility the artists undertook a digital exchange with a series of real time meetings and film projects over a period of 6 months. The exchange and lasting films created insights, built new connections and developed capability for the artists and the broader sector through the sharing of personal narrative, inspirations, and challenges they face and overcome in their sector.
The program launched with an interview with Leone and Domer and then shortly after an introduction was made to the participating artists. In the curated interview with Leone and Domer, their process of selecting the musicians, their hopes for the program and their own experience of working as artists and creative facilitators in cross-cultural contexts was be explored.
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Myf Warhurst is a TV presenter, broadcaster, journalist, and writer. She is currently hosting weekday lunch nationwide on ABC radio’s Double J, and is also a weekly columnist for The Guardian.
Myf is best known for her role as Team Captain on one of Australia’s most-loved television shows, Spicks & Specks which ran for seven seasons, as well as DJ and broadcaster for ABC radio’s triplej.
In her spare time Myf is also an Ambassador for Melbourne animal shelter Animal Aid and Wildlife Victoria. Myf regularly participates in industry talks, conferences and events. She is also an experienced MC for all types of organisations and a spokesperson for different initiatives.

Fred Leone is one of the three Butchulla Song men; the Butchulla tribe through his grandmother's line covers Kgari (Fraser Island), Hervey Bay, Maryborough and the surrounding areas of the Fraser Coast. He is also Garawa on his grandfather’s line, Garawa country running across the Queensland /Northern Territory border. He also has Tongan and South Sea Islander heritage.
Fred is committed to social change and social justice, particularly applying his skills and knowledge to support the strength, status and development of Indigenous culture. Through his music, language and dance, Fred is also focused on enriching the lives of young people in the areas of positive leadership, self-expression, self-confidence, self-pride and pride in communities and culture.
“To be able to give indigenous artists, grassroots artists but also emerging artists the skills and the industry contacts to navigate their path and their niche is really important so they won’t have to reinvent the wheel. The importance of this exchange goes far beyond one-off sort of workshop, it is creating international links by helping build the skills of the artists.”
— Fred Leone

Nevin Domer has been working in the Chinese music industry since 2005. He managed the bookings at legendary rock venue D-22 and helped found two of China's top indie labels, Maybe Mars and Genjing Records, where he oversaw promotion, production, and distribution. Through these two labels, he has worked as an executive producer on recordings with Wharton Tiers, Andy Gill, Martin Atkins, and Brian Hardgroove. Nevin has also tour managed several international bands in China, including Die! Die! Die! (NZ), Primitive Calculators (AUS), and Psychic Ills (US).
While organizing tours for Chinese acts in the US, Australia, and Europe. Nevin currently researches the history and development of Chinese punk while still managing to record and tour with his band, actively participating in a scene he loves.
“Building those cultural bridges and allowing artists from each country to interact with each other and connect with audiences in each country is important. This sort of exchange, allowing them to move not just vertically up in their own market but horizontally into other markets is important. Both will allow them to gain skills for their own music but also for inspirations in what’s happening in other communities.” — Nevin Domer

The Merindas are the collective force of Nyoongar Ballardong Whadjuk woman Kristel Kickett (from Tammin, WA) and Candice Lorrae of Jawoyn and Thursday Island heritage (born in Darwin, NT). Based in Melbourne, these soul sisters are set to trail-blaze their innovative style of Indigenous music. They describe their unique sound as “electronic pop with a dance-hall feel, alongside hip hop and R&B influences.”
With two singles under their belt (We Sing Until Sunrise and Before Daylight), their hotly anticipated debut album ‘We Sing Until Sunrise (“Ngangk Ngoorndiny Ngala Warangka – strongly reflects that we are forever singing, forever dancing and forever celebrating our culture”)’ and their new self-produced single ‘Déjà vu’ were released in 2020. This is the essence of who The Merindas are and the ethos they bring to each of their performances.

Shii is an electronic music project started in 2014 by Shiyi Xiang. Performing livesets with a combination of synthesizer, voice, and video projections her music is based on simple melodies and synthesized sound. With leaping drums and alluring voicals, she constructs a dreamy atmosphere integrating the genres of IDM, glitch, Dream Pop and Dark Wave. Her fantastical imagination, unique thoughts and sound lines will lead you into a new auditory domain.
Shii has recently released her first official album, Floating Signifiers on Merrie Records and completed a 10 stop tour of China, as well as a collaborative music and performance show with Chinese dancer Nee.
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Wednesday 9:30am - 12pmSingapore Arts Now | The power in cooperation: creating longevity in cross-cultural workARTS
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Wednesday 5:30pm - 6:30pmLaunch – Regional // Regional: Festival Alliances across Australia and the Indo-PacificARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 3: Futures, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 2: Communities, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 1: Visibility/Invisibility, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Tuesday 2pm - 4pmSingapore Arts Now for the Tasmanian Creative IndustriesARTS
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UNEARTHED by PluginHUMAN, Lorraine Brigdale and Akshat NauriyalARTS
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Mutable EcologiesARTS
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all circles the moon and dirt shines in the sun by Dogmilk FilmsARTS
Dogmilk’s new cross-cultural exchange project, Sipakatuo (Glorify One Another)
Asialink Arts is proud to have supported the creative collaboration, documentary and immersive installation by Dogmilk (Sam Hewison and Chris Cochrane-Friedrich) with partners in Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia (Wahyu Al Mardhani, Viktor Konda and Josh Peters)
all circles the moon and dirt shines in the sun is a collision of form and substance – an emotional topography of life in Toraja, made up of over 4000 separate clips from archival material captured by DSTV founder Victor Konda in Toraja over the past 15 years. The materials are re-arranged providing a visceral, living and growing archive of Torajan life, individual and communal. The film is accompanied by text from interviews conducted over the last four years and sound recordings collected by sound artist Josh Peters in Toraja.
Join us for the presentation of this epic new work – 4 video channels on 4 screens, each a different perspective and temporality of the same event, of adjacent action, each contributing to the construction of a shared collective memory.
Duration: 91 mins
Date: Saturday, 11 December 2021 & Sunday, 12 December 2021
Time: 2.30pm AEDT (Sunday only), 5.00pm AEDT, 8.00pm AEDT
Location: North Magdalen Laundry, Abbotsford Convent (1 St Heliers St, Abbotsford, Wurundjeri Country, VIC 3067)
Ticket prices: $15 full price, $10 concession
Disclaimer:
This work includes images of a person who has passed away and their body’s preparation for a funeral ceremony. Some viewers may find this footage distressing.
This project is presented and supported by Asialink Arts with generous funding assistance from the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, we gratefully acknowledge additional event support from Project Eleven.
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Wednesday 9:30am - 12pmSingapore Arts Now | The power in cooperation: creating longevity in cross-cultural workARTS
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Wednesday 5:30pm - 6:30pmLaunch – Regional // Regional: Festival Alliances across Australia and the Indo-PacificARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 3: Futures, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 2: Communities, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Wednesday 3pm - 5pmFORUM 1: Visibility/Invisibility, All a Part – 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT10)ARTS
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Tuesday 2pm - 4pmSingapore Arts Now for the Tasmanian Creative IndustriesARTS
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UNEARTHED by PluginHUMAN, Lorraine Brigdale and Akshat NauriyalARTS
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Mutable EcologiesARTS
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all circles the moon and dirt shines in the sun by Dogmilk FilmsARTS