Are you passionate about forging connections between the rich tapestry of art and culture and the tangible creative assets within your community or region? Do you seek to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to preserve these invaluable assets, to evaluate their significance, and to accurately map them on a map? If so, AMCA is extending an invitation through an open call for participants to join its Creative Asset Mapping training program.

Travel Grants program is based on a set of common objectives, jointly developed by the hub partners, and the priority is to support mobility for practitioners within the Mekong region and Taiwan. It is also part of the realization stepping toward the vision of the Art & Society Hubs Network – Asia that arts and culture have strategic importance in developing Asia’s future.

Collaborating with Grace Adam from the UK, AMCA organizes Empower Your Artistry: Building Skills for Myanmar Artists training program to build skills for Myanmar contemporary artists.

Creative Assets Mapping (CAM) is a community storytelling and data visualization project, where active players in the fields of arts and culture from Shan State, Mandalay and Yangon Divisions collaborate to better understand artistic excellence and cultural vibrancy in their communities.

The objective for Artist Fund Cycle 4 is to support a safe and efficient workspace for local artists and art communities, nurture young artistic talent, develop the local art scene through historical analysis and exploration of current and future prospects, and establish international connections while archiving and recording local art history for the learning of future generations.