Jeffrey Withaya Campbell
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[New UNESCO Book] World Heritage: Benefits Beyond Borders
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This thematic collection of case studies provides a thorough understanding of World Heritage sites and their Outstanding Universal Value in the context of sustainable development. Read More
(1)Top 2011 comments on culture360.org
culture360.org’s cultural content received more than 70 comments in 2011. By reviewing the top 2011 comments connections and sharing can be seen. Read More
(2)Top 10 Asia-Europe culture360.org videos 2011
culture360.org has 44 Asia-Europe videos hosted at vimeo.com. This year, 2011, the videos received more than 2500 plays, representing more than 160 hours of viewing time. Read More
(1)World #ArtSummit Twitter round-up
The official Twitter hashtag for the 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture was #artsummit. Find out who tweeted and how many tweets were sent. Read More
(3)Video: 5th World Arts Summit invite, Australia
Video: The International Federation of Arts Councils & Culture Agencies & Australia Council for the Arts invite all to Melbourne for the 2011 World Art Summit. Read More
Philippine digital heritage archive project
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) will undertake an historic digitization of its audio-visual collections. Read More
(1)Bursary: World Arts Summit Australia
The International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies & Australia Council for the Arts, announce applications for bursaries for 2011 World Art Summit delegates from developing countries are now open. Read More
Asia-Europe project wins ‘Best Dance Film’
Asia-Europe dance production ‘BOW’ won the Jury Prize for ‘Best Dance Film’ at the Dance On Camera Festival, 2011. Read More
(1)Museum: Grants for ICOM members
ICOM supports its network with three major grant programmes: annual subsidies, support for special projects & bursary programmes for young members. Read More
UNESCO Call: Strengthen Governance of Culture
Call for Experts: Technical Assistance to Strengthen the Governance of Culture in Developing Countries. Read More
Germany-India theatre partnership
Do I know U? project links young actors from Mannheim, Germany and Ranga Shankara theatre in Bangalore, India. Read More
Grants: Arts Council of Mongolia-Open Society Institute
The grants aim to enhance collaborative practices, develop public cultural spaces, build intercultural dialogue and understanding of Central Asian and Caucasian countries. Read More
Vietnam workshop: enhancing ASEM visibility through culture
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) is organizing in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam (MFA), and with the co-sponsorship of the Governments of Italy and… Read More
Performing arts: Asia-Europe cultural partnerships
Asia-Europe Cultural Partnership Initiative: Performing Arts The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) presents its new scheme, the Asia-Europe Cultural Partnership Initiative: Performing Arts (AECPI: PA) as part of its plans to… Read More
Luxembourg to Shanghai: Asia-Europe Art Camp
7th Asia-Europe Art Camp – Art Workshop for Visual Arts ‘Moved, Mutated and Disturbed Identities’ Phase 2: Shanghai The Asia-Europe and its partners, Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain,… Read More
Connect2Culture: Asia-EU arts culture & sustainability
Connect2Culture aimed to build synergies between cultural organisations in Asia and Europe through multidisciplinary projects on art and environment. Read More
Malaysia to Portugal: dance forum creates connections
Diary of Alice The 6th Pointe to Point Dance Forum Follow-up Project As part of the 6th Pointe to Point Dance Forum, after the meeting, all participants are invited… Read More
Artist residency grants Thailand 2010
ComPeung is the first non-governmental artist-in-residence program in Thailand. Founded in 2005 by art professionals who defy mainstream art’s obsession with commerce. Read More
New media: Asia-Europe cultural partnerships
The Asia-Europe Foundation has nearly a decade of exprience in facilitating Asia-Europe cooperation in the areas of film, documentary and new media. Programmes in this area allows peers from… Read More
Asian Village: young musicians and visual artists
Asian Village is a Follow-Up Project of I’mPULSE Clandestino, 4th Asia-Europe Music Camp (Sweden, 2007) and aims to continue the cultural exchange that the programme started. Read More
Bangalore: Asian cultural actors connect
CultureAsia: Connecting Asian Cultural Actors, was organised by the Arts and Culture Network Program of the Open Society Institute, Hivos, a Dutch development agency, with the Center for the Study of Culture. Read More
First English-Slovak cultural portal launched
Cultural Profile of Slovakia is Slovakia’s first & only bilingual national cultural portal. Created by the Ministry of Culture of Slovakia & the British Council. Read More
China-Denmark: artist residencies, transforming communities
Stine Hebert is Curator and Residency coordinator of the Factory of Art and Design in Copenhagen, Denmark. Xinxin Guo is curator at the Beijing Studio Center in Beijing, China. Read More
Korea: Hub City of Asian Culture Project
The Hub City of Asian Culture Project, Gwangju has been put forward at the national level since 2004. Gwangju is an important city in Korea, known for its cultural heritage. Read More
Korean Film Council: diversified support
No other country in Asia devotes as many resources to promoting its local film industry as Korea. In terms of film policy, it is actually much closer to European countries like France and the U.K. than to Japan and Hong Kong, or the U.S. Read More
Funding the Korean film business
Large conglomerates, have played a major role in the Korean film industry since the early 1990s. The initial groups of chaebol involved included well-known companies like Samsung and Hyundai. Read More
(1)The impressive rise of Korean film
South Korea has played host to one of the most interesting film industries of the past ten years. While gradual change has been the norm, Korea’s film sector has been turned on its head. Read More
(1)UK: performing arts operator reflects
Alison Andrews, Performing Arts Officer in the Yorkshire region for the Arts Council England. Read More
(4)Indonesia: performing arts operator reflects
Amna Kusumo and three cultural activists founded Kelola, a national non-profit organisation that promotes Indonesian arts, through learning, access to funding and information. Read More
(1)Japanese theatre critic reflects
Kentaro Matsui is a theatre critic and also Programme Director of the Tokyo based Setagaya Public Theatre, Japan. Read More
