Thailand

Bangkok International Performing Arts Meeting (BIPAM), Kyoto Experiment and the Japan Foundation (JF) are launching ‘Shifting Points’, an incubation project for the next generation of performing arts artists in Thailand, Japan, and Southeast Asia, jointly organised by the three organisations.

GMS Artist Residency, between 23 and 30 April 2024, is calling for applications from artists who hold nationality of, and currently live and work in, one of the countries in the Greater Mekong Subregion.

The UNESCO Regional Office in Bangkok (UNESCO Bangkok), under the project ‘Strengthening digital capacity for cultural and creative entrepreneurs in Mekong Cluster’ as part of the Creative Digital Lab regional project initiative funded by Korea Funds-in-Trust (KFIT), is seeking a contractor to develop online training and pilot a creative digital incubation programme.

After several iterations of accommodating international and local artists in Taipei as a cultural field to run the ADAM Artist Lab, for the very first time, the 2024 ADAM Artist Lab will be traveling outside Taiwan. The programme will be divided into two phases in Bangkok (18-29 June 2024) and in Taipei (19 August – 1 September 2024).

Richard Koh Fine Art’s residency programme is slated to start around the second quarter of 2023, spanning over three months and across three countries in Southeast Asia. Applicants must be under 35 and citizens of a Southeast Asian country.

During 4 residency weeks of psychological research, in a remote location in Thailand, 12 women from different countries create together a series of artworks and performances that will be part of the Bangkok Biennial programme during 3 nocturnal exhibitions. This call is open to all forms of arts: painting, drawing, illustration, collage, multimedia art, photography, poetry, installation, polyphony, dance, performance, sculpture, sound design, textile art as well as social activism, education, therapeutic practices.