Memories, Objects and Spaces. My Yangon – My Home. Yangon Art and Heritage Festival. Myanmar. February 25 to March 12 2017. Art Curator and Organizer Team. The aim of the festival is to link art and heritage in various exiting events and bring together diverse communities to create art exhibitions and share experiences and techniques. The festival showcased urban street art exhibitions and installations, and also explored and rediscovered Yangon downtown streets and its heritage buildings. Supported by the British Embassy – Yangon.

My Yangon – My Home. Yangon Art and Heritage Festival. Myanmar. 01-22 March 2015. Art Curator and Organizer Team. The aim of the festival is to link art and heritage in various exiting events and bring together diverse communities to create art exhibitions and share experiences and techniques. The festival showcased urban street art exhibitions and installations, and also explored and rediscovered Yangon downtown streets and its heritage buildings. Supported by the British Embassy – Yangon.

El Camión del Arte (The Art Truck) in partnership with Maria Perez. Driving art to remote rural communities of Pichincha Province. Ecuador. 11/08 – 10/09. Create and managed an art education development program for elementary and middle school children living in six remote rural communities. Training art Teachers and local teachers in the goals of the project through pedagogical ways designed by El Camion del Arte’s team. Funds received by The Ministry of Culture of Ecuador.

Positive Art Workshop (PAW) for people living with HIV and AIDS(PLWHA). Beijing. China. 12/02 – 12/03. Art therapy related project that encourage participants to overcome discrimination, reduce social stigma, promote tolerance, and connect with people of all ages and walks of life by participating in (PAW) community art activities. Funds received from Ford Foundation in coordination with You’An Hospital and The Home of Love and Care – Beijing.

La Casa-Art Projects. China/Ecuador/Spain. 03/01 – 12/03. Created together with colleague Jose Abad from Spain, managed and curated exhibitions in non-conventional spaces in Beijing, China. La Casa Art projects involved the community through art experiences. These collaborative art projects necessitate cooperation between artists and social actors. Organized exhibitions for the promotion of art and designed art workshops for specific marginalized groups in society. Both founders relocated to their home countries and developing a new ways of develop projects from away.

Volunteer Work. Beijing Huiling Community Services for Disable people. Beijing, China. 09/01 -12/01.
La Casa Art Project specially designed -self income art workshop- a pilot project for Beijing Huiling. The workshop now called Three Primary Colors is running by itself successfully.