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Arts Equator

Kathy Rowland, Co-Founder of Arts Equator, Writer, Editor and Producer

23-Feb-18 14:00

Arts Equator

With the tagline "thinking and talking about arts and culture in Southeast Asia," ArtsEquator.com is a non-profit company, created by Kathy Rowland and Jenny Daneels, who co-founded the pioneering arts website Kakiseni (2001 – 2009). Bringing together information, articles, events and ideas from Southeast Asia, Arts Equator aims to understand how people, place, policy, money, theory, history, politics, religion, intersect with arts and culture in the different countries that make up the region. We find out more from co-founder, Kathy Rowland.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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