International academic conference
AI and art, digital heritage, design innovation, arts education, performance and intercultural communication.
27 November–1 December 2026 · Bangkok, Thailand
Annual theme: Intelligent Art Futures — AI and Art Co-creating the Future.

Institutions can begin with a delegation or presentation of work and research, enter institutional roundtables and bilateral meetings, and continue under the Alliance framework through joint curricula, staff and student exchange, collaborative research, conferences, exhibitions and cultural projects.
AI and art, digital heritage, design innovation, arts education, performance and intercultural communication.
Visual arts, crafts, design, screen work, new media, digital art and emerging practice.
Dialogue on joint curricula, student exchange, faculty mobility, exhibitions and research.
Traditional arts, crafts, AI-supported co-creation and local cultural experience.
Relevant universities, galleries, cultural spaces and creative ecosystems.
Institutions and industry partners from China, Thailand and beyond share needs and establish follow-on priorities.
Includes:Conference and exhibition access, institutional roundtable, visits and cooperation dialogue.
Submit:Institution profile, authorised contact, delegates, objectives and preferred directions.
Includes:Conference, exhibition, cultural exchange and relevant programme access.
Submit:Biography, field, and work or research profile.
Includes:Curatorial review, exhibition application, participation material and confirmed documentation.
Submit:Images, title, medium, dimensions, year, biography and statement.
Includes:A thematic or panel presentation opportunity subject to academic review.
Submit:Title, abstract, biography and institution; selection follows academic and organiser procedures.
Includes:Relevant open conference, exhibition and cultural-visit access.
Submit:Identity, contact details and preferred dates.
The AIDRC MADE Secretariat first sends the Alliance initiative and programme invitation to target institutions. After an institutional application and participation interest are submitted, the Secretariat verifies identity, clarifies needs and confirms the participation route. For institutions accepted through the programme process, formal invitation materials are handled under the relevant procedures by the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Chulalongkorn University, and authorised parties.
During and after the programme, the Secretariat may arrange faculty introductions and bilateral meetings and coordinate LOI/MOI, MOU and specific project agreements such as an MOA. These processes can develop follow-on plans for joint curricula, mobility, research, conferences, exhibitions and cultural projects. Each institution retains authority over participation, approval, signature and implementation.
Southeast Asia Education and Cultural Exchange Association
Names and event roles follow the project materials and relevant formal documents.
① Download the Public Programme Brief: dates, content, participation routes, service boundaries and process, without region-specific prices.
② Get the Regional Participation and Fee Guide by providing your name, university or institution, country or region, individual or institutional role, preferred participation route, and email address or phone number. The Secretariat normally sends the applicable version within one business day.
③ After reviewing the fees and completing internal decision-making, submit the full membership and programme application. Following review and place confirmation, receive a Participation Confirmation or the relevant contract.
Browse programme → Get regional plan and prices → Internal decision → Formal application → Review and place confirmation → Contract/confirmation and payment
The submitted information is used only to match the applicable regional version and participation route. It is not a registration, payment commitment or place confirmation.