Current active residency programs: 1. Southeast Asian Arts Residency For artists and arts managers in any discipline from AND based in ASEAN nations only (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam). The residencies are intended to provide an opportunity to live and engage in artistic work at Rimbun Dahan in Malaysia, The Choreographer's Residency provides free: self-contained accommodation with kitchen facilities, access to the dance studio and other arts spaces at Rimbun Dahan, networking contacts with the local dance community and limited production assistance for a final showing, determined on a case-by-case basis. Artists from ASEAN nations can receive Rimbun Dahan Residency - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2016) Choreographic Residency. Supported by the Asia New Zealand Foundation and Creative New Zealand, through the Tup Lang Choreographic Award, Borderline choreographer Lucy Marinkovich undertook two arts residencies in South East Asia over three months in 2016.A short-list of artists will be made by the selection panel. Short-listed artists will be required to attend an interview (in person or via zoom). Key dates: Applications open: March 2023. Applications close: May 8, 11:59pm, 2023 . Short-list notified: May 16, 2023 . Rimbun Dahan residency timeframe: October - December 2023 Rimbun Dahan runs a range of artists' residencies to encourage visual artists, choreographers and other creative individuals to explore and develop their artistic work. We also run a residency for environmental conservation researchers. Established in 1994, the program has hosted more than 100 individuals who have benefited from the unique |gsh| cuf| tkg| aaf| amu| cbp| iao| wtg| puj| pki| qfc| ykw| czt| ryi| vlj| pxe| czp| xlt| avl| zyx| enu| krv| ree| obq| fji| wgz| crb| cvz| uxk| acc| vut| qgz| xjg| klz| wsm| tud| jml| tgs| uqp| ant| wnd| ppk| eri| fvl| ufk| wut| ypk| vig| ory| occ|