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ArtsEquator is a digital media platform which covers arts and culture in Southeast Asia. Despite the vibrant arts scene in cities like Jogjakarta, Singapore, George Town, Bangkok and Manila, our cultural, aesthetic and historical reference points are often orientated away from Southeast Asia. Launched in November 2016 by Kathy Rowland and Jenny Daneels, we are a platform for arts writing and criticism in Southeast Asia. ArtsEquator Viewpoints are original articles, podcasts, videos, photo essays and illustrations produced by our team and an international pool of contributors. ArtsEquator Radar features articles and posts drawn from local sites and publications – aggregated content from outside sources that allow us to be exposed to a multitude of voices in the region. ArtsEquator was the first platform in Singapore to produce art-related podcasts. Source

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Vietnam: Artistic Freedom Report 2023 - 2024

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The key findings and analysis of artistic freedom in Vietnam from the Southeast Asia Artistic Freedom RADAR, 2023 – 2024. Between 2023 and 2024, a total of 21 cases of challenges to artistic freedom and cultural practice were recorded in Vietnam—9 in 2023 and 12 in 2024—marking a steady increase compared to previous years. Film and broadcast were the most targeted with 10 cases recorded, followed by music with 6 cases (figure 1).
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The Philippines: Artistic Freedom Report 2023 - 2024

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By Katrina Stuart Santiago
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In 2022, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. won the Presidential elections in the Philippines, with his running mate Sara Duterte winning for Vice President. The expectation was a continuation of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s policies, including but not limited to the violence of a drug war, the harsh rhetoric against critics, and the continued construction of a climate of fear.
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Malaysia: Artistic Freedom Report 2023 - 2024

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By Zikri Rahman
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With 32 cases being targeted post-production, it also highlights an interesting trend of ‘retrospective’ challenges to several works which have been publicly circulated for more than a year (11 cases). Pertinent examples include the seizure of 8 Chinese-language publications from the bookstore Gerakbudaya and the controversy surrounding Becoming Hannah: A Personal Journey which has been reprinted 18 times since 2014.
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Cambodia: Artistic Freedom Report 2023 - 2024

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By Kai Brennert
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The key findings and analysis of artistic freedom in Indonesia from the Southeast Asia Artistic Freedom RADAR, 2023 – 2024. The 2023 General Elections in Cambodia witnessed a change in Prime Minister after 38 years – with power passing to his eldest son. While the government reshuffle also saw many other new and younger faces take office, the Minister of Culture and Fine Arts, Phoeurng Sackona, remained steady in her position.
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Best Art Events In SG

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Rickshaw Boy narrates the life of Xiangzi, a rickshaw puller in Beiping during the Republic of China era. A strong and ambitious young man from the countryside, Xiangzi dreams of building an ideal life through his own efforts. However, fate repeatedly thwarts his aspirations, and despite his hard work and determination, his circumstances remain unchanged.
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Polish: The Art of Self-Editing for Fiction Writers

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T o submit claim for this SkillsFuture course: Register and request for invoice Log in on MySkillsFuture with Singpass and go to ‘E-Services’ Click on ‘Check and Claim SkillsFuture Credit’ Click on ‘Proceed to Submit a Claim’. Search for this course. The page will show your course details and the course run or course start date. Scroll down to key in payment details and upload supporting documents (invoice). Check the ‘Terms & Conditions’ checkbox. Click ‘Submit’.
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2023 FELLOWSHIP CYCLE

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The ArtsEquator Fellowship is a professional development programme for mid-career arts critics and journalists who are creating critical content about the arts in Southeast Asia. This unique programme aims to build a community of arts critics in the region. Learn more about our 2023 Fellows and their projects below. Dan Koh FELLOWSHIP PROJECT: 1. Interview with Chia Chee Sum: When I  See Strangers, They Look Like Family to Me 2. Single Parent, Single Child 3.
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Best Art Events In SG

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The world has been sustained by one mechanism; that which moves our city, our body, our thoughts and existence – Breathing. RawGround 2024 is a ten-day event of curated film screenings, artist talks and workshops connected by the theme: Breathing – the movement of space. The first three days feature activities that are held on site, while the rest of RawGround will be made available for digital engagement for one week.
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Censorship and “Saving Face” In Cambodia

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By Reaksmey Yean
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A similar ban was imposed in 2016 on another documentary called I Am Chut Wutty, a 57-minute film co-directed by British filmmakers Fran Lambrick and Vanessa de Smet. Chut Wutty was a prominent Cambodian anti-logging activist and director of the Phnom Penh-based environmental watchdog Natural Resource Protection, which helped expose a secretive state sell-off of national parks.
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Best Art Events In SG

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Written, directed and produced by Dabble Dabble Jer Collective, this is a powerful piece that features stories of resilience, survival and empowerment, inspired by the lived realities of sexual violence in Malaysia. The production honours the survivors of gender-based violence, in conjunction with the UN’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence. BURDEN OF PROOF is a personal and collective journey; the weight of surviving. Will you choose to believe them? Will you choose to believe us?
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