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Cultural Mapping

Conducted to map community assets and resources, cultural mapping takes note of historical, social, economic and environmental data in a site. Arts-ED utilises the data collected to facilitate cultural appraisal for future conservation and development.

Community Engagement with Pulau Tikus Market Users (2017)
Community Engagement with Pulau Tikus Market Users (2017)

Commisioned by Pusat Khidmat KADUN Pulau Tikus, Arts-ED was tasked to engage the Pulau Tikus Market users to prepare a comprehensive guideline for the redevelopment of the market and its adjacent areas.

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Chen Yoke Pin13 February 2019
Community Consultative Exercise with Jeti Lama Market Vendors (2014)
Community Consultative Exercise with Jeti Lama Market Vendors (2014)

Arts-ED and Think City carried out a cultural mapping exercise of Pasar Jeti Lama, Butterworth between July-September 2016. It provides the following information…

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Chen Yoke Pin1 February 2019
Community Consultative Exercise with Chowrasta Market Vendors (2012)
Community Consultative Exercise with Chowrasta Market Vendors (2012)

LLA Architect, the firm in charge of the renovation works of the oldest market in George Town approached Arts-ED to conduct consultative exercises to receive input and feedback from vendors regarding the design criterion. 

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Chen Yoke Pin16 January 2019
 

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Youth Arts Camp 2019 kicked start with 3 creative arts workshop with a community-based approach! Young participants will research, document and express through different arts forms (woodcut, coming drawing and physical theater) and Chowrasta Market it's still our favourite research site. Stay tuned for more updates here.
Getting ready with the coming Pesta WaWaWarisan on 19 October, to play and celebrate play/ games as our practice with about 180 children. The energetic and best volunteer team and some have been our facilitators more than 10 years!
Fostering peer interaction and more among 40 diverse students from Sk Sungai Ara, Sjkt Sungai Ara and SJKC Chong Cheng Sungai Ara Pulau Pinang in WaWaWarisan. In the two sessions, the students are required to learn, play and innovate a traditional game of their choice. Such opportunity helps develop several important skills including understanding team dynamics and how to communicate, organize themselves, and have the pleasure of seeing their efforts take shape around a shared idea. WaWaWarisan is one of the programmes under CHEP that introduces students from different cultural backgrounds to traditional games in an environment that nurtures, challenges and provides a fun learning experience. CHEP, endorsed by Penang State Government is a collaboration between George Town World Heritage Incorporated and Arts-ED Penang. Photo credit: Thum Chia Chieh