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Operates in Asia

Arts Equator

Services offered
Awareness Campaigns
Grants
Exhibition and Performance Opportunities
Workshops
Publishing Opportunities
Monitoring and Reporting
Advocacy
Research Opportunities

Disciplines
Journalists
Visual Artists
Curators
Designers
Filmmakers
Writers
Publishers
Musicians
Photographers
Non-Fiction Writers
Scholars
Researcher
Cartoonists
Performers

Target demographic
People Living in East and South Asia
Religious and Ethnic Minorities
Emerging Artists
Midcareer Artists
Human Rights Defenders
Women
LGTBQ+ Artists
Youth

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Guidelines of assistance

Arts Equator publishes pieces on from artists who wish to amplify their campaigns or causes. They can also connect you to residencies and opportunities in Southeast Asia. You can email Arts Equator directly for more information and assistance.

Description

Arts Equator is an independent media organisation and brings together information, articles, events and ideas from Southeast Asia into one carefully curated site. As a platform, they are interested in the region’s creative practices – performance, literature, visual culture, fashion, film and more. They also serve as an impactful digital resource (Lobang) to share opportunities for grants and residencies for artists exploring intersections of people, community, art and politics in the region.

Last updated Mar 31, 2022

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