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[WEBCAST] Art Connects: Cambodia and the Mekong Region

Cambodian Living Arts is an organization that connects community through the arts with an underlying belief that arts are at the heart of a vital society.

Founded in 1998 by musician, genocide survivor, and human rights activist Arn Chorn-Pond, Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) is an organization that serves as a catalyst for a vibrant arts sector, inspiring new generations. CLA has focused on helping talented people to build and develop careers in the arts through scholarships, fellowships, and support to troupes and individuals in Cambodia.

In 2017, CLA established a sister organization, the Mekong Cultural Hub (MCH), to take the mission of CLA beyond Cambodia’s borders and build links among artists and cultural practitioners throughout the Greater Mekong Region. MCH serves people who are working at the intersection of arts and society, supporting creative practitioners who are ready to widen their networks and their impact through regional projects and collaboration.











When: Wed., Aug. 5, 2020 at 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Where: Asia Society and Museum
725 Park Ave.
212-288-6400
Price: Free
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Cambodian Living Arts is an organization that connects community through the arts with an underlying belief that arts are at the heart of a vital society.

Founded in 1998 by musician, genocide survivor, and human rights activist Arn Chorn-Pond, Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) is an organization that serves as a catalyst for a vibrant arts sector, inspiring new generations. CLA has focused on helping talented people to build and develop careers in the arts through scholarships, fellowships, and support to troupes and individuals in Cambodia.

In 2017, CLA established a sister organization, the Mekong Cultural Hub (MCH), to take the mission of CLA beyond Cambodia’s borders and build links among artists and cultural practitioners throughout the Greater Mekong Region. MCH serves people who are working at the intersection of arts and society, supporting creative practitioners who are ready to widen their networks and their impact through regional projects and collaboration.

Buy tickets/get more info now