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Cambodian diaspora in Japan share their histories
日本に住むカンボジア系移民が伝える歴史Stories of the Cambodian diaspora in Japan, brought to light.
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Doc Edge Rei Foundation Film Fund A new fund from Doc Edge and Rei Foundation to promote the production of new youth-targeted documentaries.
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Storytelling at Dzaleka Gathering and sharing traditional stories in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi.
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Alive III: a photography project by Kim Hak Stories of the Cambodian diaspora in Auckland, brought to light.
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Mapping Malawi's arts and culture industries
24 July 2023Read moreRei Foundation Limited (RFL) and the Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU), are pleased to announce the funding of a new study entitled Mapping Exercise of Malawi’s Arts and Cultural Industries, intended to assess the Malawi cultural sector. This is the second time that RFL and MNCU have co-operated on a research grant for a culture-related research project in Malawi.
Read moreRei Foundation Limited (RFL) and the Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU), are pleased to announce the funding of a new study entitled Mapping Exercise of Malawi’s Arts and Cultural Industries, intended to assess the Malawi cultural sector. This is the second time that RFL and MNCU have co-operated on a research grant for a culture-related research project in Malawi.
Mapping Malawi's arts and culture industries
24 July 2023 -
Kim Hak’s “Alive IV” Exhibition Revived with Enhanced Content
19 June 2023Read moreFollowing the success of the 2022 exhibitions in Tokyo and Yokohama, Kim Hak's Alive IV returns to Yokohama, now with previously unexhibited works, and curated by Cambodia-based curator Meta Moeng. The exhibition will also return with a specially-developed public programme that will allow visitors to get a deeper insight into the realities of families who survived the Cambodian Civil War, as well as the launch of an expanded second edition of the exhibition catalogue.
Read moreFollowing the success of the 2022 exhibitions in Tokyo and Yokohama, Kim Hak's Alive IV returns to Yokohama, now with previously unexhibited works, and curated by Cambodia-based curator Meta Moeng. The exhibition will also return with a specially-developed public programme that will allow visitors to get a deeper insight into the realities of families who survived the Cambodian Civil War, as well as the launch of an expanded second edition of the exhibition catalogue.
Kim Hak’s “Alive IV” Exhibition Revived with Enhanced Content
19 June 2023