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Backstage: Managing Creativity and the Arts in South-East Asia

08 Feb 2021

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In 2020, the arts and creative sector was severly hit by the global pandemic. We interviewed several organizations in South-East Asia about their local situation, the impact on their existing projects and the creation of new opportunities.

Please click here for a playlist of all the videos.

COVID-19 impacts on creative organizations in South-East Asia

Arts Equator (Singapore)

Epic Arts (Kampot, Cambodia)

Heritage Space (Ha Noi, Viet Nam)

La Lanta Fine Art (Bangkok,Thailand)

Penang House of Music (Penang, Malaysia)

Phare Performing Social Enterprise (Siem Reap, Cambodia)

Shma (Bangkok, Thailand)

SAtheCollective (Singapore)

Siong Leng Musical Association (Singapore)

SIRKAM (Medan, Indonesia)

The Sound Initiative (Phnom Penh, Cambodia)

Creativity and Cultural Diversity