LIVE ART BANGKOK
From 16-18 Aug 2007, SPAFA is pleased to initiate Live Arts Bangkok (L.A.B), a performance festival featuring young artists who wed tradition and contemporary performance styles. The event will happen in 2 beautiful heritage spaces: the Kukrit Pramoj House and Siam Society. Please download for more information. Admission is strictly by RSVP due to limited seating capacity. Please call +66-22804022-9 for reservation.
Downloads: Programmes and Artists List
Museum Forum III: 18 July, 2007
SPAFA’s June Museum Forum Event will be on the topic of How to Arrange Open Air Exhibitions for Museums?. This forum will be led by Mrs.Penpan Charoenporn who is a lecturer at Silpakorn University. All interested persons are very welcome to join us.
Venue: SPAFA Headquarters Building
Time: 14:00 – 16:00 hrs
Admission free of charge
For more information contact Miss Patsri
Email: patsri@seameo-spafa.org
Announcement of the next CollAsia2010 International Course to be held in Lao PDR
SEAMEO-SPAFA is pleased to inform you that the next CollAsia2010 International Course will be held in Vientiane , Lao PDR, in late 2007. The course is entitled "Traditional Knowledge and Scientific Principles of Conservation" which will focus on traditional collections conservation practices in Asia . Please check this space or visit www.collasia2010.org for further updates.
Announcement of International Symposium
SEAMEO-SPAFA has decided to hold an International Symposium on Inter-cultural Understanding: Changing the Landscape and Building Bridges for Peace. This will be held at the end of November this year in Bangkok . This event is in honour of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 80 th birthday which is on 05 December 2007 . Details on this very timely forum will be posted shortly; please check back for information.
2nd Edition of Guidelines for Managing the Integration of Culture into Development Programmes
The 2nd edition of Guidelines has been prepared to supplement the original publication of 2004. Whether viewed as promoting inclusiveness, integration, or advocating the adoption of community-driven approaches, the Guidelines are intended as ‘guide', not a ‘blue-print'. The Guidelines have evolved from 10 workshops and 2 international conferences held from 2002-2005 that have involved the participation of over 800 persons. Presented in an easy-to use format, the Guidelines are now available for electronic download from the SPAFA Web Site and will be of interest to anyone working in the field of culture and development. Activities from the Guidelines have been successfully adapted and used in the following CollAsia 2010 programmes: the Workshop held in Manila , Philippines , in 2006; the Field Project conducted in Hanoi , Vietnam , in 2007; and more recently in the Associate Activity on Making Mangrove an Eco-Musuem, held in Chachoengsao , Thailand , during March 2007.
