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Artists are invited to participate in a year-long residency program focused on artistic research and contemporary art exhibition exploring diaspora, migration, and labor issues through collaborative work with a Myanmar couple living in the Nongpho community.
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Get matched →365 Days: LIFE MUSE is an artists-in-residence program for artistic research and contemporary art exhibition. An interdisciplinary and collaborative art project co-organized by Art Centre Silpakorn University and Baan Noorg Collaborative Arts and Culture (2015–2016), it engaged 22 artists and researchers from Thailand, ASEAN, and 11 countries. The project invited one Myanmar couple who are foreign laborers in the Nongpho community to participate and live in the project residence for one year. Over 365 days, participating artists developed alternative learning processes and diverse forms of collaboration with the Myanmar couple.
The project aims to generate understanding and awareness among people living in a multicultural sphere, addressing the conflict of diaspora and labored-migration issues through arts. It investigates the inter-relationship between state, investment, and labor to understand the fundamentals of foreign workers' problems, with emphasis on social attitude and problem analysis rather than human rights alone.
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