Organisations

Rijksmuseum is a national symbol of Holland, “the home of the Dutch masters”. The collection of the Rijksmuseum is grouped into three sub-collections: the Art collection, with the sections Paintings, Sculpture & Applied Art, and Asiatic Art; the History collection, which includes paintings, sculptures, archaeological artefacts, clothing, weapons and photographs; the collection Drawings, Prints & Photographs , which includes the partial collections Decorative prints, Portraits, Bookplates and Iconography.  Read More

The Rim Suan Gallery is a combination art gallery and Thai restaurant located in the Rachadapisek area of Bangkok.   Read More

RiverGrass was first founded as a performing company in 1996 – Rivergrass Dance Theatre. In 1998, to facilitate rehearsals and the teaching and sharing of dance experience, RiverGrass Dance Academy was formed. Their motto is Dance & Creativity, Health & Identity.  Read More

Rockhal (2005) is a premiere concert location and a music resource centre. With two concert halls – the Main Hall that can accommodate an audience of up to 6500 and the Club that can hold 1200 – it is a complex managed by the public institution Centre de Musiques Amplifiées and co-financed by the Luxembourgish State.  Read More

Romanian Film Promotion (APFR) is one of the most important entities in the Romanian cinematography and film promotion. Romanian Film Promotion was established in 2001 as the Association Film XXI in order to support young film makers and film professionals, the distribution and promotion of the European values but also the formation of a new generation of viewers for the 21st century cinema.  Read More

The Romanian National Section of the International Society for Contemporary Music (ISCM-Romanian Section) is a professional organization formed by composers and musicologists members of the Union of Romanian Composers and Musicologists (UCMR) which has as its main role to promote the contemporary music in our country and abroad.   Read More

The Royal Brunei Museum’s collection comprises collections and exhibitions of Islamic arts, traditional culture, archaeology and history, oil and gas, and natural history. The Museum hosts examples of Islamic art, a history of the oil and gas industry in Brunei, and an ancient ceramic collection from a shipwreck, which sank 500 years ago.  Read More

The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra (RSPO) enjoys great national and international acclaim. Even though mastery of the vast classical symphonic repertoire is the core objective of the RSPO, it actively strives to renew and broaden the range of music available for a symphony orchestra through annual new music festivals and commissions of new pieces.  Read More

Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) based in Amsterdam is an independence centre of knowledge and expertise in the areas of international and intercultural cooperation, operating at the interface between theory and practice and between policy and implementation. KIT aims to improve knowledge and understanding of different cultures, through the exchange and preservation of cultural heritage, exhibitions, stage performances and publications.  Read More

Established in 1997, Rumah Air Panas (RAP) is an independent art space run by art enthusiasts. It is both an artist studio and also a venue, which has featured numerous exhibitions, artist slides presentation and dialogue sessions. It aims to explore and coalesce visual arts and other cultural practices through collaboration in exhibition and project; documentation and exchange of ideas in discussion. The members of RAP support an independent, aware and concerted artistic practice in engaging the artistic community and the art public.  Read More

The S1942 Battlefield Singapore host an online archive with information on the war history of Singapore, highlighting following sections of World War II around 1942: the defense of Malaya, the battle for Singapore and the Japanese occupation. In the archives of S1942 Battlefield Singapore, one can listen to audio-fragments…  Read More

An association of contemporary artists and a resource on contemporary Cambodian art. Through its website and curatorial efforts Saklapel seeks to exhibit the most prominent Cambodian artists in Cambodia and outside. It also hopes to create a sense of art community amongst visual artists. Saklapel.org launched the Visual Arts…  Read More

San Art supports the country’s growing artist community by providing exhibition space, funding for completion of projects, residency programs for young artists, lecture programs and exchange programs that invite international artists and curators to organize exhibitions.  Read More

Sapporo Artist-in-residence (S-AIR) is committed to developing its established links internationally whilst promoting and supporting the local arts infrastructure in Sapporo and appropriately, S-AIR has currently in development plans to set up an Arts Centre in Sapporo.  Read More

Tucked away on the foothills of legendary Mount Santubong, 35 km away from Kuching is Sarawak’s fascinating cultural showcase, the award winning “Sarawak Cultural Village”. This living museum depicts the heritage of the major racial groups in Sarawak and conveniently portrays the respective lifestyle amidst 14 acres of equatorial…  Read More