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All a Part Video Recordings Now Available

Asialink Arts is proud to have presented in partnership with QAGOMA and the team behind APT10 All a Part, a free series of virtual forums that created a sense of community, connection and discussion on key themes of the tenth iteration of the Asia Pacific Triennial.

Over 3 consecutive weeks artists, interlocutors, collaborators and curators from the APT10 discussed key conceptual frames that emerged in APT10 and offered insights into the changing conditions and practices of artists in Australia and the Asia-Pacific.

Three inter-connected themes centred on the contested natures and narratives of visibility and invisibility, communities and futures, explored through presentations, panel discussions and screenings with time and space provided for discussion and networking. Admission was free.

The video recordings of All a Part: APT10 Professional Engagement Forums are now available online on the Asialink Arts website and the Asialink Youtube channel. 

Asialink is grateful for the assistance provided by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

Calling for Expressions of Interest from the Tasmanian Arts & Creative Industries

Asialink Arts in partnership with Arts Tasmania is delivering Singapore Arts Now an initiative designed to support self-determined engagement for Tasmanian artists and arts organisations to research or create new work for new markets in Singapore and potentially South East Asia (SEA).

The program evolves incrementally over two years to re-consider and re-start international engagement. It is focused on sharing insights on platforms and audience engagement, developing connections and supporting partnerships.

Following the completion of Stage 1 - Briefing: Insider Perspectives on Singapore Arts Now in February 2022, we are now inviting interested Tasmanian arts organisations, individuals and collectives to submit EOIs to participate in the stages 2 workshop which offers an in-depth workshop on cultural context and specific artform market characteristics and opportunities.

More information can be found here. 

Guest Speakers:

Chen Chen Lee, Public diplomacy specialist

Paul Rae, Asia-Pacific research specialist, writer and director

May Leong, Founder & Director, [-]yphen

Ning Chong, Founder, The Culture Story

Ching-Lee Goh, Founder, CultureLink Singapore

Daniel Kok, Artistic Director Dance Nucleus & Independent artist

*Please note that this is an opportunity for Tasmanian artists and organisations only.
*More information on selection criteria can be found on the EOI form.

Singapore Arts Now for the Tasmanian Creative Industries is assisted through Arts Tasmania.

Regional // Regional coming soon to Darwin Festival

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming three-year initiative Regional // Regional: Festival Alliances Across Australia and the Asia Pacific will be launched at Darwin Festival. Inspired by the creativity, resilience and agility of regional communities that are locally situated but globally relevant, this unique program brings together representatives from regional arts festivals across Australia and the Asia-Pacific to exchange insights from their respective regions, build long-term connections, and develop strategic initiatives to implement in the future.

Stay tuned for more details.

Asialink is enormously grateful for the foundational financial assistance provided by The Yulgilbar Foundation over three years.

Asialink Leaders Program

Asialink Arts is incredibly proud to welcome two new Fellows to the Asialink Leaders Program representing the Arts. This initiative was born in order to acknowledge the challenges the arts and creative industries have faced since 2020 and the critical impact that arts leaders make to the social, cultural and economic development of Australia. We are thrilled to announce Alana Hunt, independent artist and coordinator of Regional Assembly at Regional Arts Australia and Ari Palani, Youth and Education Producer at LaBoite Theatre.

Asialink is Australia’s leading centre for creative engagement with Asia. We develop insights, capabilities and connections through our programs in the Arts, Business, Diplomacy and Education. Uniquely Australian, Asialink works with diverse communities in Australia and Asia to build a strong, shared future for all. 
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Level 4, Sidney Myer Asia Centre 
The University of Melbourne 
Wurundjeri Country 
Parkville VIC 3010, Australia 

Asialink Arts acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land and recognises their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present on whose lands we work across Australia. 

Image 1: Subash Thebe Limbu, Yakthung people, Nepal/United Kingdom b.1981 / NINGWASUM (still, detail) 2020–21 / Single-channel video: 16:9, colour, sound, 40 minutes (approx.) / Purchased 2021. Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation / Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / © Subash Thebe Limbu

Image 2: Art After Dark festival at Gillman Barracks, courtesy of National Arts Council of Singapore.

Image 3: Regional // Regional Festival Alliance.

Image 4: (Left) Alana Hunt, courtesy of Alana. (Right) Ari Palani, courtesy of Ari. 
Image 5: Matthew Victor Pastor and Dr Pippa Dickson. 

Image 6: Cementa22 logo, courtesy of Cementa22.

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