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Tara Books awarded Best Children’s Publishers Asia award
Tara Books in Chennai, India has been awarded the inaugural BOP Best Children’s Publishers Award for Asia at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair in 2013. Tara Books has received… Read More
Green Mobility Guide | in English, French, Italian, German and Chinese
The Green Mobility Guide for the Performing Arts research dossier is published by Julie’s Bicycle and On the Move in 5 languages. It offers examples from Europe and Asia,… Read More
Japan | 24th Praemium Imperiale Awards
The 24th Praemium Imperiale Awards have been presented in Tokyo to outstanding internationally renowned artists, recognising a lifetime achievement in the Arts. The global arts prize is awarded annually… Read More
European cultural institutes join forces in Thailand
European organizations join in the promotion of European culture and European–Thai cultural dialogue and exchange in the set-up and first project of EUNIC Thailand. The Alliance française, British Council,… Read More
Gillman Barracks | Singapore’s newest contemporary art destination
The much anticipated Gillman Barracks opened in Singapore in September with the launch of 13 international galleries. With a series of public programme, talks, tours and showcases, Gillman Barracks… Read More
No Singapore pavilion for 2013 Venice Biennale
The Singapore National Arts Council has announced that the nation will not have a pavilion in the 2013 Venice Biennale. Art Radar Asia reports on reactions from the arts… Read More
Yangon | a city to rescue | photographers document architectural heritage
Two photographers have embarked on a Burmese book project documenting the crumbling British colonial-era architecture for which the capital Yangon is renowned. It raises questions about the conservation of… Read More
(2)World Opera Competition | next generation opera stars acclaimed in Beijing
PLÁCIDO DOMINGO’S OPERALIA, the World Opera Competition 2012, took place at the National Centre for the Performing Arts, NCPA in Beijing in June. Awards went to Italian, Chinese, Mongolian,… Read More
First-ever India Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
For the first time, India will have a pavilion at the Venice Biennale, with the support of its Ministry of Culture and the Lalit Kala Akademi. Read More
China and India seek space at Venice Biennale
Two articles report on moves by China, India and other countries to try and secure new national pavilions at the Venice Biennale. Read More
UK:Cultural Policy Research Award 2010 announced
Claire Bullen (UK) was announced winner of the 7th Cultural Policy Research Award 2010 (CPRA). Read More
Two Japanese films go for Venice
Two Japanese movies have been nominated for the 67th Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion award. Read More
Prada taps top Chinese film maker
BEIJING—Over the last decade, Yang Fudong has garnered international attention for his film, video, and photography works, becoming one of China’s most celebrated contemporary artists. Read More
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