Listen to the artist talks about his artistic experience and his research journey across continent on the subject of Mekong which influence many of his works including his latest exhibition “Mekong Fulcrum Project”.
The artist, Prach Pimarnmann, discusses in details about his experience as a fishing community descended from sea nomads that influence his art practice.
Jamilah Haji, the artist of “The Apparel of Dunya: Dreams, Fabrics, and Healing Before the Akhirah”, shares her artistic journey. Joined the conversation is instructor Toeingam Guptabutra, Ph.D., who added further insight and context, enriching the discussion with her perspectives on women in the Muslim community.
“The Ecological Impact of Big Tree Transplanting”, a discussion on the effect of our purchasing decision to uproot old trees to replant in the city.
“Mekong’s Vulnerability, Our Vulnerability”, a discussion on importance and current situation of the Mekong river, the river that we all are responsible for.
ubatsat, the artist of “No Distance to Khon Pi Luang”, shares his art practices and motives behind his solo exhibition.
Drift along the Mekong and dive deeper into the issues facing its surrounding communities through conversations with a local in this documentary.
In this episode, we tap into the mind of Southeast Asia’s highly regarded art collectors – Jim Amberson and Petch Osathanugrah. We talk about the journey of collecting contemporary art. We talk also about their decision making and how their art collection defines who they are.
Meet the game changer of Southeast Asia’s art scene, Arahmaiani. In the conversation with Loredana Pazzini-Paracciani, Arahmaiani talks about her art practice and her view on the connection between human, nature and art.
By Loredana Pazzini-Paracciani “Build your own future,” Arahmaiani says to the communities she collaborates with, “positive change starts from the ground up.” Small interventions, dedication and encouragement will forge a brighter future, she explains to me in our lengthy conversations over the course of one year since I reached out to her with the idea […]
