ASEAN-KOREA : Leap forward with Cultural Resilience

Jo Ann Bitagcol’s journey as a visual artist saw a seamless shifting from muse to lens woman and later, a designer under her namesake brand, BITAGCOL. Following a stellar career as a fashion model, she found her place behind the lens.

Can artistic and cultural practice be sustained with just a fraction of its history intact? Given how little is known of Brunei pre-13th century and the lack of agency of Bruneian historians and anthropologists have led ‘outsiders’ to write their accounts.

Filamen is an Audio Visuals collective where it serves as a platform for all range of people who are into audio visuals to interact with each other and also help expose themselves to a public audience.

The journey of AFA embarked on throughout the challenging period and will share the fresh perspectives and tools that we continue to adopt as we emerge from the pandemic.

Established in 2011, Lao New Wave Cinema Productions (LNWC) is co-founded by a collective of young filmmakers and artists in Lao PDR. LNWC’s first aim is to change the face of the Lao movie community and support young people who are passionate in filmmaking to make films.

Heritage Space’s most outstanding activity is the International Art Exchange project titled Month of Art Practice (MAP). Initiated and operated from 2015 to now, the project that engages young people with contemporary arts in Vietnam.

Suppose we secure appropriate technology experts based on human resources and establish an exchange system that can match them in the right place, significantly high value-added activities can be carried out effectively and efficiently.

Over the past five years, we have focused on connecting cultural diversity and touristic attractions to enthusiastic civic networks before expanding our nurturing ecosystem to other regions.