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By Kerrine Goh

08 Mar 2012

Towards a renewed interest in arts and human rights?

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Defence of human rights has grown since WWII and occupies an important symbolic role in the functioning of civil societies as well as in international relations.

By Claire Wilson

06 Mar 2012

Between art and environment: a Singaporean case study

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WORK-LIFE, a forum in Singapore, engaged the community, to discuss and develop ideas on how art can be effectively and responsibly used to create greater understanding, tolerance and appreciation of …

By Kerrine Goh

23 Feb 2012

Beyond the Myths of the Merapi Volcano

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The Alliance Française de Singapour presents A Javanese Affair – a week showcasing Indonesian culture in Singapore from 21 February to 25 February 2012.

By Claire Wilson

21 Feb 2012

Between art and environment: a Malaysian case study

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In Tasik Chini, an NGO is building capacity to empower local communities to document their traditional knowledge and actively participate in the management and restoration planning process of their immediate …

By Kerrine Goh

15 Feb 2012

Berlinale 2012 Diary: FilmFestival Cottbus awards 3 East European films

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By way of awarding a total of three prizes, the FilmFestival Cottbus, together with the East-West cooperation market connecting cottbus (coco), launches itself into the new festival season. During the …

By Kerrine Goh

14 Feb 2012

Changing audience participation in Polish contemporary art

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Many projects in Polish performing and visual arts in recent years are being developed in non-institutional spaces to take advantage of the context and to experiment with strategies of viewer …

By Kerrine Goh

12 Feb 2012

A Photographic Look at Southeast Asia’s Remaining Stand-Alone Movie Theaters

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An exclusive virtual journey to the dying cinema palaces of Southeast Asia with Philip Jablon, a passionate film blogger living in Thailand.

By Kerrine Goh

12 Feb 2012

An Interview with Brillante Mendoza, Part 2

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The second-part of an exclusive interview of the much-touted enfant terrible of Pinoy indies, Brillanter Mendoza.

By Kerrine Goh

11 Feb 2012

Berlinale 2012 Diary: EFM Industry Debates streamed online

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In their sixth year, the EFM Industry Debates provide again a unique opportunity during the European Film Market for producers, buyers and film financiers to discuss current trends and issues …

By Claire Wilson

08 Feb 2012

Between art and environment: an Indian case study

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Soak: Mumbai in an Estuary is a mediation on urban terrain design by artist designers Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha who investigate Mumbai's relationship with water.

By Katerina Valdivia Bruch

06 Feb 2012

The Global Contemporary-Art Worlds After 1989 | A Summary of the Contemporary Art World?

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The exhibition The Global Contemporary – Art Worlds after 1989 was initiated by the Global Art and the Museum, with the attempt to show a compendium of contemporary art in …

Triangle Conference | sustaining the global art ecologies through networking

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The Triangle Conference, which took place on November 26th and 27th 2011 in London, focused on the very raison d’être of art networks, their assets, as well as their current …

By Florentina Bratfanof

01 Feb 2012

Maribor 2012 | The Urban Furrows programme

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The culture360.org contributor Florentina Bratfanof speaks with Marta Gregorcic, the coordinator of the Urban Furrows, another important programme of Maribor Capital of Culture 2012.

By Bharti Lalwani

30 Jan 2012

Dialogue Across the Equator at the Jogja Biennale

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culture360 contributor Bharti Lalwani speaks to the curators of the Jogja Biennale, Alia Swastika and Suman Gopinath to discuss the premise of the first international Jogjakarta Biennale titled Equator #1- …

By Kerrine Goh

24 Jan 2012

From Rice to Cultural History, via José Nepomuceno

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This is a story on how to write and recreate history by using archival research; in re-creating a past, when the past seems to be gone.