AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSoutheast Asian Arts: Lea Salonga says an ASEAN musical could bring regional performers together around a specific story with universal appeal. Thailand’s Creative Scene: JR’s new Bangkok installation gathers 2,500 portraits of people working across the country’s creative industries. Living Heritage: Guam artists Dawn Reyes and Anthony Ray C. Mantanona are recognized for sharing CHamoru stories, art and traditions; a new book also explores the cultural roots of Chinese calligraphy. Music Across Borders: Indian classical trio Triveni played to a sold-out Jerusalem audience, celebrating India’s musical heritage and cultural ties. Japanese Cinema: Godzilla Minus Zero opened at No. 1 in North America with $31.6 million, a record start for a Japanese production. Community Ties: David Plymire, 95, returned more than 20 times to his childhood home in China, supporting local health care and education. Singles’ Day: China’s celebration of singlehood has grown into a huge online shopping event.
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