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Operates in Asia

Wild City

Services offered
Training
Awareness Campaigns
Directories
Workshops
Advocacy

Disciplines
Curators
Filmmakers
Composers
Musicians
Singers
Performers

Target demographic
People Living in East and South Asia
Emerging Artists
Midcareer Artists
LGTBQ+ Artists
Youth

Application www.thewildcity.com Contact

Guidelines of assistance

Wild City engages with social justice art interventions and serves to amplify stories of artistic freedom in South Asia. Wild City offers information on residencies and fellowships for musicians to apply to in South Asia. For specific assistance guidelines, a current list of residencies, and other opportunities for artists at risk, go to https://www.thewildcity.com/directory.

Description

Wild City started as an online music magazine and community platform in 2011. It has since grown to become an events company and cultural PR agency, executing regional cultural programs across South Asia in partnership with a number of arts and culture organizations.

Last updated Apr 01, 2022

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