The Significance of Visual Documentary
Visual documentaries, both film and photography, are a powerful storytelling medium that can spark debate, raise awareness, and even result in social change.
Burma: The Quiet Violence
As history seems to repeat itself, the paintings of Myint Swe (1956-2019).are still relevant to the situation in Myanmar today. The catalogue: Burma: The Quiet Violence was written by the late art historian Shireen Naziree for his exhibition at Thavibu Gallery in 2014.
SEA Junction February 2022 Agenda
This month, as we commemorate 1 year of the Myanmar coup, we continue our activities to better understand the current situation, voice our concerns for the atrocities being committed and celebrate people’s resilience.
Nyampah: Wisdom from the Edge
A Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, in a Ted Talk forum shared about risks from a “single perspective” in some stories. Either a single perspective about a person, group of people, places, events, and others.
3rd Call for Proposals – Small Grants Program “Staying Resilient Amid the Pandemic in Southeast Asia”
The pandemic situation in Southeast Asia has been difficult, with sharp increases in infection cases and deaths in the first half of last year and only starting to decline last September. Untimely decisions and vaccination delays have compounded the spread of the Delta variant, with the pandemic and related containment measures resulting in disproportionate impacts…
Larangan Buku di AS, Cermin Paranoia?
Beberapa dinas pendidikan di berbagai distrik di Amerika mengkaji ulang dan melarang sejumlah buku dari perpustakaan sekolah, terutama buku tentang LGBTQ dan kelompok minoritas
In Case You Miss the Old Prayut, See Min Aung Hlaing’s Deeds on Exhibit in Bangkok
BANGKOK — See the atrocious deeds of the (Burmese) military regime on display and how people of Myanmar struggle in an attempt to overthrow the illegitimate usurpers over the past year. The exhibition “Defiant Art: A Year of Resistance to The Myanmar Coup in Images,” running now until Feb. 13, 2022 at the 4th floor of…
Myanmar Political Art
This publication aims at giving an overview of the history and development of political art in Myanmar with a focus on the most important artists and their art works.
SEA Junction Januari 2022 Agenda
As the anniversary of the Myanmar coup on 1 February 2022 approaches, this month activities are devoted to highlight the dramatic situation in the country.
Year-End Thanks and Solidarity Call for the Small Grants Program
As the end of the year approaches, it is our hope that in the spirit of solidarity and festivity, you consider supporting disadvantaged communities in Southeast Asia by making a donation to our dedicated SEA Junction’s Small Grants Program “Staying Resilient Amid the Pandemic in Southeast Asia”.