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[中][ENG] Challenges for Dance Festivals in Thailand
環亞舞略 Dance Curating in Asia 泰國舞蹈節的挑戰 Text: Pawit Mahasarinand In a Southeast Asian country where there are a countless number of dance studios, mostly in department stores, yet only a handful of dance departments at tertiary academic institutions, professional choreographers or dance companies, it is probably not surprising that there are currently only three notable dance festivals. One of these is genre-specific, completely privately-run and held in the final quarter of

