In the theme of collective responsibility, what are some challenges faced by the government sector participants of ASEF ...

On the Ground Fellow Theodora Agni shares her insights on the importance of cultural mobility for both artists and other ...

Hear from the ASEF LinkUp 2025 arts sector participants on the barriers for strengthening collective responsibility across ...

Anseong City in Korea hosted the opening ceremony of the 2025 Culture City of East Asia events as part of an initiative to promote cultural exchange and strengthen cooperation among Korea, China and ...

The journey as an independent can be exciting, rewarding and at times, challenging. For part 2 of Letters to Creatives from Claire Wilson, as an independent for over 10 years, Claire shares how the ...

ASEF culture360 introduces our new video interview series, Letters to Creatives, designed for emerging arts and cultural professionals. Each episode featuring experts in the arts and cultural field, ...

The cultural sector plays an important role in climate action, and this has been recognised by cultural institutions across the world. With EUNIC's Sustainability Toolkit, discover how cultural ...

As part of its multiannual programme co-funded by the European Union, On the Move is publishing the fourth edition of the Cultural Mobility Yearbook. This Yearbook is conceived as a way to delve into ...

Following devastating natural disasters due to climate change in Pakistan, Sumaira Malik highlights how the country's creative and cultural industries play a crucial role in climate adaptation and ...

Roli Mahajan shares how the Chennai Photo Biennial (CPB) Foundation has been integrating sustainability in their programme over the years, focusing not only on the environmental practices in ...

As part of culture360's Media Partnership with Art Jakarta, we speak to Fair Director, Tom Tandio, who shares insights on the contemporary art scene of Southeast Asia, along with the origins and the ...

In this article, Malaya del Rosario talks about how culture is increasingly being instrumentalised as a diplomatic tool. Should we be worried? Not necessarily. Read on to learn the different views ...