FESTIVAL ACCÈS ASIE
Vice-President, Board of Directors (2014 to 2019)
Member of Steering Committee (2001 - 2004)
I currently serve as the Vice-President of the Board of Directors, which is composed of experienced arts professionals, community activists and members of Montreal’s business community. In this capacity, I collaborate in overseeing the financial operations of the organization and establishing policies, objectives and long-term management and human resource strategies.
About Festival Accès Asie
Festival Accès Asie is a Montréal-based arts festival that promotes Asian arts, cultures and histories through a diversity of artistic disciplines including the visual arts, dance, theatre, video, film, music, comedy, poetry, literature, performance, new media and culinary arts.
The festival presents events that feature artists of Asian origins and artists whose work is inspired by Asian arts, cultures and histories. The festival also offers cultural mediation activities, conferences and training workshops as part of its recently launched educational component. Festival Accès Asie is registered in Québec as a non-profit organization (NPO) in the arts at the REQ (Registraire des entreprises du Québec).
Established in 1995, Festival Accès Asie is Canada’s longest continuously running Asian heritage arts festival. To date, it has presented works of over 800 artists of Asian origin from more than 20 different countries including East Asia (Japan, China, Korea); Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore); South Asia (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka); Central & Middle Eastern Asia (Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Armenia).
This year, Festival Accès Asie celebrates its 22th anniversary edition, marking a milestone as Canada’s longest continuously running Asian heritage month festival.
Under the leadership of Artistic Director, Khosro Berahmandi and General Manager, Céline Gleviczky, Festival Accès Asie is a predominantly volunteer-based festival run by a small staff of employees and interns, a Board of Directors composed of artists and members of the Asian community as well as an Honorary Advisory Committee. In addition to federal and provincial funding organizations, the festival benefits from the generous support of partners, collaborators and sponsors. Festival Accès Asie is a bilingual organization.
Festival Accès Asie is a Montréal-based arts festival that promotes Asian arts, cultures and histories through a diversity of artistic disciplines including the visual arts, dance, theatre, video, film, music, comedy, poetry, literature, performance, new media and culinary arts.
The festival presents events that feature artists of Asian origins and artists whose work is inspired by Asian arts, cultures and histories. The festival also offers cultural mediation activities, conferences and training workshops as part of its recently launched educational component. Festival Accès Asie is registered in Québec as a non-profit organization (NPO) in the arts at the REQ (Registraire des entreprises du Québec).
Established in 1995, Festival Accès Asie is Canada’s longest continuously running Asian heritage arts festival. To date, it has presented works of over 800 artists of Asian origin from more than 20 different countries including East Asia (Japan, China, Korea); Southeast Asia (Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore); South Asia (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka); Central & Middle Eastern Asia (Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Armenia).
This year, Festival Accès Asie celebrates its 22th anniversary edition, marking a milestone as Canada’s longest continuously running Asian heritage month festival.
Under the leadership of Artistic Director, Khosro Berahmandi and General Manager, Céline Gleviczky, Festival Accès Asie is a predominantly volunteer-based festival run by a small staff of employees and interns, a Board of Directors composed of artists and members of the Asian community as well as an Honorary Advisory Committee. In addition to federal and provincial funding organizations, the festival benefits from the generous support of partners, collaborators and sponsors. Festival Accès Asie is a bilingual organization.
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Image credit: (Header) William Yong performing at Montréal, arts interculturels (MAI), 2013. Photo: © Sandra Lynn Bélanger