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Which city is best for culture? New research crunches the numbers (01-08-2012)
London arts venues report mixed fortunes during Olympic Games (02-08-2012)
Interflow Programme - On the Starting Line: Hong Kong Cultural Policy Development - A Dialogue with Mr Ma Fung-Kwok
Head of music school in Australia appointed as new APA director (12-05-2012)
M+ visual arts exhibition unveils at Yau Ma Tei (15-05-2012)
Chatroom @ 3A— Excerpt from Cultural Leadership Summit 2012
Arts groups met Raymond Young to propose 3-year grant period and more funding (17-05-2011)
Lincoln Center to Venture Into China as Adviser for a Performing Arts Project (29-04-2011)
Dissident Chinese Artist Is Released (23-06-2011)
Man arrested over Forbidden City break-in (12-05-2011)
New York City Opera to Leave Lincoln Center (21-05-2011)
Qatar revealed as the world's biggest contemporary art buyer (07-07-2011)
Overseas artists boycott Britain in protest at visa clampdown (10-07-2011)
Michael Lynch Adrian Ellis Marcus Davey Aaron Y.L. Lee Survival strategies in face of opportunities and crises - Adrian Ellis
Art is what remains when all the rest has vanished - Michael Lynch
Sense and Sensibility- The Roundhouse in London - Marcus Davey
million arts funding attracts 98 applications (30-09-2011)
Final development plan for West Kowloon unveiled (30-09-2011)
Local artists boycott messy Jazz Festival (02-10-2011)
West Kowloon proposes building mega venues at earlier stage to attract visitors (10-10-2011)
Curtain down on Sun opera mystery (02-10-2011)
Hong Kong charms for liberty (05-11-2011)
Fall Arts: The Merce Cunningham Company Dances to an End (07-09-2011)
The China Factor (07-10-2011)
Two new museums for India (05-10-2011)
High court bid to halt library closures fails (13-10-2011)
Strike at Revamped Musée d'Orsay Blocks Grand Reopening (20-10-2011)
Bolshoi Theatre to re-open amid fraud probe (22-10-2011)
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi on hold (24-10-2011)
The 39th Hong Kong Arts Festival - Copied Right? Symposium
Graham Sheffield received new offer a month after resignation (26-02-2011)
Foster+Partner's proposal "City Park" chosen by West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (11-03-2011)
Home Affairs Bureau spares Millon to support local arts organization (15-03-2011)
Oil Street will be revitalized as Visual Arts Centre (24-03-2011)
Urban Renewal Authority releases four revitalized plans of Central Market for public's consultation (02-04-2011)
Cultural Magazine C for Culture halts publication (03-04-2011)
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou opera house officially opens (28-02-2011)
UK Arts Council funding: the winners and losers (30-03-2011)
Class number reduced in British art schools due to budget cut (10-04-2011)
Chinese police detain artist Ai Weiwei (03-04-2011)
New York City Opera ponders cuts, suspends season announcement (08-04-2011)
Arts Administration Workshops
Lieven Bertels (Director, Sydney Festival; Former Artistic Coordinator of Holland Festival (Amsterdam))
Pawel Potproczyn (Director, Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Poland)
Kingsley Jayasekera (Director, Communications and Digital Strategy, Sadler’s Wells, London)
Wang Zhengming (Vice President, National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing)
Edward Chia (Managing Director, Timbre Group Pte Ltd, Singapore)
Speaker's Introduction
Master of Visual Arts, MVA (Art Administration)
Master of Arts in Cultural Management