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A ten-week residency programme at Ma Wan 1868, Hong Kong, brings together artists from the Czech Republic and Hong Kong.

The Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize seeks to discover talented writers on contemporary art. The winner of the prize ...

Beyond creating beautiful works of wearable art, batik can also be a practice of well-being. Tony Sugiarta sheds light on how this ancient craft cultivates mindfulness, spiritual connection and ...

As reported by Justine Poplin in The Conversation, China’s museum sector has expanded at an unmatched pace this century.

From viral advertisements to unconventional festivals, the case study of campaigns run by the ThaiHealth Promotion Board reveals insights on how culture can be utilised to bring engagement and ...

Participatory dance in museums reframes well-being as cultural agency. Future Moves, a choreographic practice grounded in instant composition and improvisation, invites young participants to explore ...

Written by Elena Polivtseva, the publication ‘Between Rhetoric and Reality: Cultural Rights, Artistic Freedom, and Democratic Resilience’ examines how performing arts professionals experience artistic ...

Rooted in Practice: A Mapping of Aotearoa New Zealand's Creative Ecosystem commissioned by ASEF culture360 and written by Rosabel Tan, New Zealand cultural producer, programmer and researcher, ...

In 2026 UNESCO launched the fourth edition of the ‘Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity’ report at its Headquarters in Paris, France. The report invites policy makers and civil society to move beyond ...

Curator and AECFest Festival Manager Giulia Poli reflects on the curatorial vision behind the 8th edition of the Asia-Europe Cultural Festival (AECFest), presented by the Asia-Europe Foundation in ...

This article provides a glimpse into the artist-led model of the Seoul Fringe Festival, redefining how a performance festival can operate. Can you imagine a future where artists did not just apply to ...