In addition to activities of our initiation, ANCER participates in international programmes to contribute a Southeast Asian dimension to knowledge development in the field.<\/p>\n
2017 International Symposium on Cultural Trajectories: Cultural Governance and Daily Life<\/em><\/strong> 25th ENCATC Congress on Cultural Management and Policy: Click, Connect and Collaborate! New Directions in Sustaining Cultural Networks<\/strong><\/em> Arts Management Workshop at Royal University of Fine Arts, Cambodia (RUFA). ANCER panel: “Cultural Resistance, Art Activism and Community-Engaged Art Practice: New approaches in Asia”.\u00a0<\/strong> 5th ENCATC & 1st TACPS ACADEMY on International Cultural Relations: New Initiatives in Taiwan, East Asia, US and Europe<\/strong><\/em>
\nANCER panel: “Whose governance, whose good? The role of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts on cultural governance of indigenous communities in the Philippines”.\u00a0<\/strong>
\nBy the Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy (AMCP) of\u00a0National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA) and\u00a0Taiwan Association for Cultural Policy Research (TACPS)
\n3-4 November 2017, TAIWAN
\nPanelists: Larry, Yi-Yu Lai, National Taiwan University \/ Jiahe Lin, Executive Editor of ASEAN now \/ Jason Vitorillo, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore \/ moderated by: Dr. Kuan-Wen Eric Lin, Department of Tourism and MICE, Chung Hua University<\/p>\n
\nASEF\u2013ANCER panel: ” Can living networks embrace change while retaining their spirit?”
\nBy ENCATC, the Euoropean Network on Cultural Management and Policy<\/strong>
\n27-30 September 2017, Brussels, BELGIUM
\nPanelists: Nalina Gopal, Curator, Indian Heritage Centre, Singapore \/ Friederike Kamm, German Commission for UNESCO – representing U40 Network of Young Cultural Experts \/ Jason Vitorillo, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore \/ moderated by: Anupama Sekhar, Director, Culture Department, Asia-Europe Foundation<\/p>\n
\nOrganised by Cambodian Living Arts, Royal University of Fine Arts.<\/strong>
\n12 June 2017, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA
\nFacilitators and presenters: Audrey Wong and Sunitha Janamohanan from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore \/ Prof. Sumiko Kumakura and Mio Yachita from Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan \/ Tony Micocci, Univesrity of New Orleans, USA.<\/p>\n
\n2016 International Symposium on Cultural Trajectories: Cultural Governance, Global Mobility and Actions\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>
\n4-5 November 2016, TAIWAN
\nNational Taiwan University of Arts\u00a0Network for Cultural Education and Research and Taiwan Association for Cultural Policy Research (TACPS)
\nPanelists: Sunitha Janamohanan,\u00a0LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore,\u00a0Mio Yachita, Tokyo University of the Arts,\u00a0Catherine Lee,Research and Development Director Bamboo Curtain Studio, moderated by\u00a0Professor Akira Oguma<\/p>\n
\nPanel co-organised by ANCER, AAAE and Creative Europe.<\/strong>
\nHosted by Taiwan Association of Cultural Policy Studies (TACPS), ENCATC, National Taiwan University of the Arts (NTUA)
\n14 – 15 November 2015, Taipei International Artist Village, TAIWAN
\nPanel presenters included Audrey Wong and Dr Aleksandar Brkic from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore.<\/p>\n