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Arts & Culture: Philippines’ first online website and series for contemporary performance, kXchange.org

MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Komunidad X, the anti-disciplinary collective arm of Sipat Lawin Inc. (SLI), launched the first ever Virtual Resource Center for Contemporary Performance in the Philippines on November 21,  2020. The website, kXchange.org aims to capture and collate the vibrant and dynamic synergy of contemporary performances developed in the Philippines, all across Asia, and the world. This launch maps the Philippines as a HOTSPOT for contemporary performance-making, through local and international artist-collaborations, cultural exchanges, and independent productions. 

kXchange.org will serve as an online platform for series of interviews, panel discussions, and  premiere site supporting contemporary artists in their works and publications. The first of this  online series is co-organized with The Japan Foundation, Manila, the UTSUROI Live Archives showcasing performances and intercultural exchanges between the Philippines and Japan from  November 24 to December 19, 2020.  

kXchange.org, through its pioneering online series the UTSUROI Live Archives, will feature the  works and interviews of contemporary Filipino and Japanese artists such as: Eisa JocsonFUJIWARA Chikara, ISHIGAMI Natsuki, TAKEDA Riki, Guelan Luarca, Tuxqs Rutaquio, Issa  Manalo Lopez, Chesca Casauay, Andrei Pamintuan, Sipat Lawin Inc, among others. Directors  of Japan-led artist meetings and network exchanges MARUOKA Hiromi (Performing Arts  Meeting in Yokohama) and TADA Junnosuke (Asian Performing Arts Farm 2020) will talk about the relationship between Japanese and Philippine artists, and the future of cultural exchange  programs. 

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kXchange.org will run its pilot programming for 3-years through its On(Line) Stage and Live  Archives series championing the contemporary performance scene in the Philippines and the  world. Visit the website on November 21, 2020 and learn more about its goals and series through  www.kxchange.org. For updates, follow the Komunidad X Facebook page. 

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