For this position, we need a Focus Group Research Facilitator for the Civic Participation through the Arts, in partnership with Swansea University (UK). The FGR facilitator is to work and support the research coordinator. They will liaise between the Lead Researcher/ Principal Investigator and the research coordinator and those staff and volunteers involved in the projects.

The Marketing & Fundraising Coordinator takes the lead on institutional marketing and communications for CLA to our international audiences, with a particular focus on growing diverse subscribers to our online communication channels and driving conversions to the monthly giving program. The Marketing & Communications Coordinator also works closely with the Executive Director and the Board to take care of personalized communication with individual major donors who support CLA. In collaboration with other colleagues on the IA and program teams, the Marketing & Communications Coordinator will jointly produce marketing and fundraising events for CLA, both physically in Cambodia and online for our audiences and supporters internationally…

Since 2017, CLA has been providing small grants to artists, arts administrators and arts students. We have different types of grants available, including small grants for projects, funding for travel and networking, and commission grants (where we fund artists to create new art work e.g. a performance or an exhibition). Many of these grants have been targeted at individual artists who are at the start of their career or even still studying, and the funding allows them to create their first professional work or to complete a small project. We have recently launched some grants targeting more experienced artists to help them advance their creativity, and grants to support groups/entrepreneurs leading grassroots arts initiatives. We also give funds to artists and students through our Arn Chorn Pond Living Arts Scholarship Program….

The Grants Manager will be responsible for overseeing the grants and working closely with the grantees. They will also work with other members of the CLA team to standardize processes and procedures across our different grant-making activities e.g. creating consistent guidelines and timelines around promotion, selection, announcement, support and reporting. They will give input and advice to staff responsible for other granting and commissioning work, and have responsibility for ensuring quality and consistency across all such activities at CLA……

The Program Coordinator plays a crucial role in handling this ongoing program of workshops, trainings and grant support, all of which are designed to lead to creation of new art work to be shared at the season. The programs includes a training program for Curators (the people who select the art work and guide how, when and where it is shared to audiences), as well as providing grants to artists. The Coordinator’s role will range from writing and promoting open call documents, to handling applications, arranging meetings and workshop logistics and ensuring contracts and payments are handled professionally. The Coordinator will work with experienced artists and arts professionals (e.g. managers or producers) both from Cambodia and internationally, as well as students or emerging creative communities……

LAI is recruiting a new position of Operations Manager in order to strengthen our organization. After several years of organic growth, including adding a new office in Taipei for Mekong Cultural Hub, and at the start of a new five year plan which will see us expand our program to new countries, it is an important moment to review and improve our policies and procedures, ways or working across our different branches and to ensure compliance in all the countries where we are operating…

Cambodian Living Arts’ office has closed and all activities are postponed due to the Covid-19 crisis.

For all inquiries, please contact admin@cambodianlivingarts.org

We organize Storytelling Workshop from 17-22 February 2020 in collaboration with EX-THEATRE ASIA/EX-亞洲劇團 focusing more on the technical aspect of structuring a story historical, contemporary or imaginary for a stage performance. We offer 8 places! The application is open until 2 February 2020 at 5.30pm. For more details, please CLICK here.

Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia is an extraordinary new composition fusing music, voice, movement, and film. It is the first major symphonic work to address the traumas of the late 1970s in Cambodia, blending elements of Cambodian traditional music with the Western requiem and bangsokol, a ceremony accompanying Buddhist funeral rites. It tells a universal and urgent story; the story of a society confronting moral devastation and reclaiming its humanity through reconciliation and healing.

This year, we are organizing some special tours to Cambodia: A Complete Cambodia tour, a Mekong Arts tour that takes in some cultural highlights of Laos, and a short tour to Phnom Penh to experience the upcoming Arts4peace Festival. Make 2019 the year you visit us!

REPfest is a festival of new traditional music from around Asia and the Mekong region. The first edition was in September 2017, and the second edition of REPfest will take place in Siem Reap, 2-8 September 2019. We will bring artists from around the Mekong region, as well as Japan and Taiwan, to our Heritage Hub in Siem Reap, for a week of exchange, sharing, and public performances.

The Arn Chorn-Pond Living Arts Scholarship helps talented people to pursue careers in the arts. It’s open to students, artists, arts teachers, and others working in arts and culture, and includes a bursary to support studies, participation in a personal and professional development program, and networking opportunities. Applications for the 2020 scholarship are open until 31 May!

We are looking for a Cultural Season Outreach Officer to support the Cultural Season. This role, with the supervision of the Communications Manager and Communications & Outreach Coordinator, will join us in connecting primarily young people with the theme and program of the 2022 Cultural Season.

LAI is recruiting a new position of Finance & Operations Manager in order to​​ strengthen our Finance & Operations department. After several years of organic
growth, including adding a new office in Taipei for Mekong Cultural Hub, and at the start of a new five year plan which will see us expand our program to new
countries, it is an important moment to review and improve our internal controls, and to ensure compliance in all the countries where we are operating.

The Grants Manager will be responsible for launching these new grants, and working closely with the grantees. They will also work with other members of the CLA team to standardise processes and procedures across our different grant-making activities e.g. creating consistent guidelines and timelines around promotion, selection, announcement, support and reporting. …

The Consultant shall work with CLA to determine the criteria for selecting groups to be invited to apply for the Organisational Resilience grants and to clarify the expectation/commitment of the organisations during the proposal development stage.

The Consultant may work with CLA and its Advisors to invite organisations to take part in the proposal development stage…