In October 2025, the British Council released the first-ever Regional Perception Poll on the ASEAN Creative Economy — a survey of 4,117 respondents across all ten ASEAN member states and Timor-Leste, covering both the general public and active creative economy participants ("Creative Players").

The arts and technologies ecosystem in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is shaped by tradition, modernity, and a drive for

Cultural life – including cultural heritage – is essential to human development. Cultural heritage is at the root of cultural diversity;

The Malaysia Cultural Cities Profile reports aim to provide information and an overview of eight Malaysian cities, outlining their cultural

This Report represents an overview of the dynamic and impactful role of festivals across the creative economy of South East Asia.

In January 2019, a symposium, a workshop and a screening programme took place over the course of four particularly cold days in Hanoi.