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Delegates Gather to Discuss Future of Cambodian Arts
Some 100 delegates from 20 countries gathered in Phnom Penh this week to discuss the role and future of the arts in the region.
共議柬埔寨的藝文發展（Delegates Gather to Discuss Future of Cambodian Arts）
來自20個不同國家的100多位代表本週在柬埔寨的金邊聚集，共同商討藝術文化於該國及亞太地區扮演的角色與未來走向。
竹圍工作室 啟動駐村計畫
竹圍工作室今年適逢20周年，喊出「分享、連結、共創」口號，明年將延續並將主題訂為「4C」，意即「創造、合作、刺激、改變」，10月起至11月15日開放徵件，預計招募4至6組藝術團隊，駐村2個月創作。
KAMUSTA！以一頓飯做為開場 馬尼拉 98B COLLABoratory
KAMUSTA，為菲律賓話「你好」的意思，「你好」幾乎是一位異地者造訪他國需要先學會的第一句話，這個語言上率先的善意，某些程度降低差異的姿態，而這個軟性友好的態度，也一定程度反映 98B 在藝術理念傳遞與分享上的親切風格。
台灣藝術行動 微型小革命英國發酵
駐英國台北代表處文化組與英國曼徹斯特華人當代藝術中心（Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art）合作「台灣文化光點計畫」，今年成果為呂佩怡策畫的「微型小革命」展。
Interview with CFCCA Director Zoe Dunbar and Associate Curator Lu Pei-yi, Micro Micro Revolution
The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA) opens its gallery to environmentally and socially concerned artists in its latest exhibition, Micro Micro Revolution. Led by Associate Curator Lu Pei-yi, this new presentation explores the power of art as a vehicle to address social change in Taiwan through three socially-engaged art projects. These ongoing process-based, participative works address key environmental issues from the region including land-use, pollution and sustainability, and act as a form of resistance and a platform for exchange. We speak to CFCCA Director Zoe Dunbar and Pei-yi ahead of tonight’s preview launch to discuss the ideology behind the project and the challenges of curating artworks with a transitory nature.
