The ANA Peer Communities will provide information on the ground and also nurture grantees’ exchanges/collaborations. They form a sustainable network to encourage participation from a larger community of artists/arts organizations across Asia. This larger community would ensure diversity, more effective dissemination of information to different groups within the country or even the same city. Ultimately with the Peer Communities, the ANA will provide more equal opportunities to individuals or groups who are interested in applying for the ANA grants.

1. KHOJ International Artists Association, New Delhi and Desire Machine, Guwahati, India.
Periferry 1.0, 2007-2008
Visuals | Proposal | Event info | Report

2. Caochangdi Workstation & Living Dance Studio, Young Choreographer Project: Engaging Southeast Asian and Chinese Young Choreographers and Dancers, 28 September – 8 October 2008,
Beijing, China.
http://www.ccdworkstation.com/
Visuals | Proposal | Event info | Report

3. ruangrupa – Jakarta 32 °C, January - August 2008,
Jakarta, Indonesia.
http://www.ruangrupa.org/
Visuals | Proposal | Report

4. Indonesia Visual Art Archive (IVAA) and Asia Art Archive (AAA), IVAA-AAA Researchers Exchange Program 2010, July-September 2010, Yogyakarta and Hong Kong
http://www.ivaa-online.org/home/ivaa-asia-art-archive-program-pertukaran-peneliti-2010/
Visuals | Proposal

5. Cambodia Living Arts (CLA)
http://cambodianlivingarts.org/

6. Midnight University and Prachatai, Media Activists’ Creative Workshop, Bangkok; 16-19 February and Chiang Mai; 21-24 February 2009
http://www.midnightuniv.org/
http://www.prachatai.org/english
Report