Votre don contribue &agrave; faire rayonner la culture canado-asiatique &agrave; Montr&eacute;al ! Aidez-nous &agrave; continuer d&#39;offrir des projections de films, des expositions d&#39;art m&eacute;diatique, des ateliers, des rencontres avec des artistes et des occasions de r&eacute;seautage &agrave; un public de tous &acirc;ges. Chaque dollar soutient notre organisme et rend les arts accessibles &agrave; tous. Devenez m&eacute;c&egrave;ne des arts d&egrave;s aujourd&#39;hui 🎭 &Agrave; propos du 13e Festival international du film asiatique de Montr&eacute;al Arts East-West est fier de pr&eacute;senter le Festival international du film asiatique de Montr&eacute;al (FIFAM). Initialement con&ccedil;u comme le Festival du film cor&eacute;en du Canada (FFKC), notre festival annuel a &eacute;t&eacute; lanc&eacute; en 2013 et est depuis devenu une plateforme d&#39;art m&eacute;diatique regroupant projections de films, expositions d&#39;art m&eacute;diatique, ateliers, rencontres avec des artistes et occasions de r&eacute;seautage. Le FIFAM a lieu pendant le Mois du patrimoine asiatique en Am&eacute;rique du Nord, et l&#39;&eacute;dition 2026 se d&eacute;roulera du 8 mai au 13 juin. Cette ann&eacute;e marque une &eacute;tape importante pour notre festival. Apr&egrave;s deux ann&eacute;es consacr&eacute;es au th&egrave;me &laquo; Arts et technologies &raquo;, la 13e &eacute;dition adopte le th&egrave;me &laquo; Tangibilit&eacute; : Terre, Corps, Histoires &raquo;. Lieux et &eacute;v&eacute;nements : 8 mai : Courts m&eacute;trages canadiens-asiatiques &agrave; Art Souterrain14 mai : C&eacute;r&eacute;monie d&rsquo;ouverture au Cin&eacute;ma du Mus&eacute;e15 mai : Atelier d&rsquo;&eacute;criture &agrave; Ada X15, 16, 22, 29 et 30 mai : Projections au Cin&eacute;ma du Parc5, 6, 12 et 13 juin : Projections au Cin&eacute;ma Moderne &Agrave; propos d&rsquo;Arts Est-Ouest Fond&eacute; en 1995 par l&rsquo;artiste et chercheuse multidisciplinaire Mi-Jeong Lee, Arts Est-Ouest est un organisme montr&eacute;alais sans but lucratif d&eacute;di&eacute; aux arts m&eacute;diatiques et qui vise &agrave; tisser des liens entre les cultures asiatique et canadienne par le biais du cin&eacute;ma, de la vid&eacute;o et des arts num&eacute;riques. Depuis trois d&eacute;cennies, sous la devise &laquo; L&agrave; o&ugrave; l&rsquo;Orient rencontre l&rsquo;Occident &raquo;, nous tissons des liens entre le Canada et la Cor&eacute;e, en &eacute;tablissant des plateformes essentielles comme le Festival du film cor&eacute;en du Canada (KFFC) &ndash; le plus ancien festival de cin&eacute;ma cor&eacute;en au Canada, qui devient aujourd&rsquo;hui le Festival international du film asiatique de Montr&eacute;al (MAFF) &ndash; et le Laboratoire de publication d&rsquo;art asiatique (AAPLab). Nous int&eacute;grons les nouvelles technologies et renfor&ccedil;ons nos r&eacute;seaux artistiques par la pratique collaborative. En collaboration avec des artistes, des acteurs culturels et le public, nous encourageons de nouvelles formes d&rsquo;expression qui valorisent les cr&eacute;ateurs et les communaut&eacute;s. Notre programmation, offerte en anglais, en fran&ccedil;ais et en cor&eacute;en, comprend des festivals de cin&eacute;ma, des r&eacute;sidences, des s&eacute;minaires, des conf&eacute;rences, des ateliers, des rencontres avec des artistes et des publications qui enrichissent et approfondissent la compr&eacute;hension du v&eacute;cu de la diaspora asiatique. Tissant une nouvelle vision pour la prochaine g&eacute;n&eacute;ration sous l&rsquo;&eacute;gide d&rsquo;&laquo; UNBOUND &raquo;, nous &eacute;largissons les liens entre les artistes canadiens d&rsquo;origine asiatique et les artistes asiatiques gr&acirc;ce &agrave; des pr&eacute;sentations internationales, des r&eacute;sidences et des opportunit&eacute;s de coproduction. Nous avons &agrave; c&oelig;ur d&rsquo;inspirer des r&eacute;cits exp&eacute;rimentaux qui partagent les histoires de la diaspora dans des contextes locaux, nationaux et internationaux.

Bonjour <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">Pr&eacute;nom, Merci du fond du c&oelig;ur pour soutenir notre cause. Ce don aide &eacute;norm&eacute;ment notre mission. Si vous souhaitez contribuer davantage &agrave; notre cause, contactez-nous pour devenir b&eacute;n&eacute;vole, ou faites passer le mot sur notre mission ! Arts Est-Ouestcoordination@artseastwest.ca

Votre don contribue à faire rayonner la culture canado-asiatique à Montréal ! Aidez-nous à continuer d'offrir des projections de films, des expositions d'art médiatique, des ateliers, des rencontres avec des artistes et des occasions de réseautage à un public de tous âges. Chaque dollar soutient notre organisme et rend les arts accessibles à tous. Devenez mécène des arts dès aujourd'hui 🎭 À propos du 13e Festival international du film asiatique de Montréal Arts East-West est fier de présenter le Festival international du film asiatique de Montréal (FIFAM). Initialement conçu comme le Festival du film coréen du Canada (FFKC), notre festival annuel a été lancé en 2013 et est depuis devenu une plateforme d'art médiatique regroupant projections de films, expositions d'art médiatique, ateliers, rencontres avec des artistes et occasions de réseautage. Le FIFAM a lieu pendant le Mois du patrimoine asiatique en Amérique du Nord, et l'édition 2026 se déroulera du 8 mai au 13 juin. Cette année marque une étape importante pour notre festival. Après deux années consacrées au thème « Arts et technologies », la 13e édition adopte le thème « Tangibilité : Terre, Corps, Histoires ». Lieux et événements : 8 mai : Courts métrages canadiens-asiatiques à Art Souterrain14 mai : Cérémonie d’ouverture au Cinéma du Musée15 mai : Atelier d’écriture à Ada X15, 16, 22, 29 et 30 mai : Projections au Cinéma du Parc5, 6, 12 et 13 juin : Projections au Cinéma Moderne À propos d’Arts Est-Ouest Fondé en 1995 par l’artiste et chercheuse multidisciplinaire Mi-Jeong Lee, Arts Est-Ouest est un organisme montréalais sans but lucratif dédié aux arts médiatiques et qui vise à tisser des liens entre les cultures asiatique et canadienne par le biais du cinéma, de la vidéo et des arts numériques. Depuis trois décennies, sous la devise « Là où l’Orient rencontre l’Occident », nous tissons des liens entre le Canada et la Corée, en établissant des plateformes essentielles comme le Festival du film coréen du Canada (KFFC) – le plus ancien festival de cinéma coréen au Canada, qui devient aujourd’hui le Festival international du film asiatique de Montréal (MAFF) – et le Laboratoire de publication d’art asiatique (AAPLab). Nous intégrons les nouvelles technologies et renforçons nos réseaux artistiques par la pratique collaborative. En collaboration avec des artistes, des acteurs culturels et le public, nous encourageons de nouvelles formes d’expression qui valorisent les créateurs et les communautés. Notre programmation, offerte en anglais, en français et en coréen, comprend des festivals de cinéma, des résidences, des séminaires, des conférences, des ateliers, des rencontres avec des artistes et des publications qui enrichissent et approfondissent la compréhension du vécu de la diaspora asiatique. Tissant une nouvelle vision pour la prochaine génération sous l’égide d’« UNBOUND », nous élargissons les liens entre les artistes canadiens d’origine asiatique et les artistes asiatiques grâce à des présentations internationales, des résidences et des opportunités de coproduction. Nous avons à cœur d’inspirer des récits expérimentaux qui partagent les histoires de la diaspora dans des contextes locaux, nationaux et internationaux.

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Your donation keeps Asian-Canadian culture alive in Montreal!&nbsp; This year, like many other arts organisations, Arts East-West is facing a major funding shortfall.&nbsp; Despite the hurdles, we&rsquo;re continuing to make an impact through the first edition of MAiFF. By launching a more diverse and inclusive platform, we are creating moreopportunities for cross-cultural connection.&nbsp; Our goal is simple: bringing Asian-Canadian voices to local, national, and global stages without boundaries. And to achieve this, we ask for your support. With your help, Arts East-West can continue to bring film screenings, media art exhibitions, workshops, artist talks and networking opportunities to audiences of all ages. Every dollar from you helps to support:<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Independent film screenings highlighting Asian stories</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Increased artist fees to support artists getting compensated for their work</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Workshops, artist talks, and panel discussions with emerging artists</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Compensation for the people who make our events possible.</li></ul>Your donation sustains our organisation and makes the arts accessible to everyone. Be a patron of the arts today 🎭 Gain access to exclusive donor events, free screenings, delicious food, and more. We truly appreciate any and all of your donations. In exchange for your financial support, we are honoured to provide you with various perks and benefits as one of our cherished donors.&nbsp; Donate $30+&nbsp;Set of 4 Ceramic Plates&nbsp; Choice of Free ScreeningDonate $50+Mi-Jeong Lee&#39;s Probiotic Kimchi Choice of Free ScreeningDonate $100+Set of 4 Ceramic PlatesMi-Jeong Lee&#39;s Probiotic Kimchi&nbsp;Access to all screenings at Goethe-InstitutSpecial Seedling Plant Special Donors&#39; Brunch Come celebrate the wrap-up of the 13th MAiFF with our team, and allow us to thank you for your generous support with a token of our gratitude. This brunch will feature a simpler version of the food from our Opening Ceremony, for anyone who did not get the chance to try it during our opening night.&nbsp; With more than 50 dignitaries, community leaders, and artists invited, this networking brunch will be a great occasion to build new relationships and strengthen existing ones, and share current and future projects. We warmly invite our donors to join us and connect with the MAiFF family. About Arts East-West Founded in 1995 by multidisciplinary artist and scholar Mi-Jeong Lee, Arts East-West is a Montreal-based nonprofit media arts organization dedicated to connecting Asian and Canadian cultures through film, video, and digital arts. For three decades under the motto &quot;Where East Meets West,&quot; we bridged Canada and Korea, establishing key platforms including the Korean Film Festival Canada (KFFC)&mdash;the longest-running Korean film festival in Canada, which is now evolving into the Montreal Asian International Film Festival (MAFF)&mdash;and the Asian Art Publication Lab (AAPLab). We embrace emerging technologies and strengthen our artistic networks through collaborative practice. Together with artists, cultural workers, and audiences, we foster new forms of expression that empower both creators and communities. Our programming, delivered in English, French, and Korean, includes film festivals, residencies, seminars, conferences, workshops, artist talks, and publications that amplify and deepen understanding of the Asian diaspora&#39;s lived experiences. Weaving a new vision for the next generation under &quot;UNBOUND,&quot; we expand connections between Asian Canadian and Asian artists through international presentations, residencies, and co-production opportunities. We are committed to inspiring experimental narratives that share diaspora stories across local, national, and international contexts.

Hello <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting our cause. This donation greatly helps our mission. If you would like to contribute further to our cause, contact us to become a volunteer, or spread the word about our mission! Arts East-Westcoordination@artseastwest.ca

Your donation keeps Asian-Canadian culture alive in Montreal!  This year, like many other arts organisations, Arts East-West is facing a major funding shortfall.  Despite the hurdles, we’re continuing to make an impact through the first edition of MAiFF. By launching a more diverse and inclusive platform, we are creating moreopportunities for cross-cultural connection.  Our goal is simple: bringing Asian-Canadian voices to local, national, and global stages without boundaries. And to achieve this, we ask for your support. With your help, Arts East-West can continue to bring film screenings, media art exhibitions, workshops, artist talks and networking opportunities to audiences of all ages. Every dollar from you helps to support:<ul><li>Independent film screenings highlighting Asian stories</li><li>Increased artist fees to support artists getting compensated for their work</li><li>Workshops, artist talks, and panel discussions with emerging artists</li><li>Compensation for the people who make our events possible.</li></ul>Your donation sustains our organisation and makes the arts accessible to everyone. Be a patron of the arts today 🎭 Gain access to exclusive donor events, free screenings, delicious food, and more. We truly appreciate any and all of your donations. In exchange for your financial support, we are honoured to provide you with various perks and benefits as one of our cherished donors.  Donate $30+ Set of 4 Ceramic Plates  Choice of Free ScreeningDonate $50+Mi-Jeong Lee's Probiotic Kimchi Choice of Free ScreeningDonate $100+Set of 4 Ceramic PlatesMi-Jeong Lee's Probiotic Kimchi Access to all screenings at Goethe-InstitutSpecial Seedling Plant Special Donors' Brunch Come celebrate the wrap-up of the 13th MAiFF with our team, and allow us to thank you for your generous support with a token of our gratitude. This brunch will feature a simpler version of the food from our Opening Ceremony, for anyone who did not get the chance to try it during our opening night.  With more than 50 dignitaries, community leaders, and artists invited, this networking brunch will be a great occasion to build new relationships and strengthen existing ones, and share current and future projects. We warmly invite our donors to join us and connect with the MAiFF family. About Arts East-West Founded in 1995 by multidisciplinary artist and scholar Mi-Jeong Lee, Arts East-West is a Montreal-based nonprofit media arts organization dedicated to connecting Asian and Canadian cultures through film, video, and digital arts. For three decades under the motto "Where East Meets West," we bridged Canada and Korea, establishing key platforms including the Korean Film Festival Canada (KFFC)—the longest-running Korean film festival in Canada, which is now evolving into the Montreal Asian International Film Festival (MAFF)—and the Asian Art Publication Lab (AAPLab). We embrace emerging technologies and strengthen our artistic networks through collaborative practice. Together with artists, cultural workers, and audiences, we foster new forms of expression that empower both creators and communities. Our programming, delivered in English, French, and Korean, includes film festivals, residencies, seminars, conferences, workshops, artist talks, and publications that amplify and deepen understanding of the Asian diaspora's lived experiences. Weaving a new vision for the next generation under "UNBOUND," we expand connections between Asian Canadian and Asian artists through international presentations, residencies, and co-production opportunities. We are committed to inspiring experimental narratives that share diaspora stories across local, national, and international contexts.

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**Arts East-West Context Profile**

1. **Organization Mission & Cause:**
   Arts East-West is dedicated to fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation through the arts. Their mission is to bridge cultural divides by showcasing diverse artistic expressions and facilitating creative exchanges between Eastern and Western cultures. They aim to provide a platform for artists from different backgrounds to collaborate and share their unique perspectives, thereby enriching the cultural landscape and promoting inclusivity.

2. **Type of Activities:**
   - **Workshops:** They organize hands-on workshops, such as the "Zine Workshop: Fermenting Memories & Recipes," which focus on personal and family identity through creative activities.
   - **Events:** Arts East-West hosts various cultural events that highlight the artistic traditions of different cultures, encouraging community participation and engagement.
   - **Exhibitions and Performances:** They curate exhibitions and performances that feature artists from diverse cultural backgrounds, aiming to celebrate and promote multiculturalism.
   - **Community Programs:** The organization runs programs designed to engage local communities in artistic and cultural activities, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual respect.

3. **Tone of Voice:**
   The tone of Arts East-West is friendly, inclusive, and inspiring. They use language that is welcoming and encourages participation, emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange and personal expression. Their communications are professional yet approachable, aiming to create a sense of community and shared purpose.

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   - **Founding Info:** Specific founding details are not provided on the website, but the organization is focused on cultural exchange and artistic collaboration.
   - **Scale:** The organization operates on a community level, organizing events and workshops that typically accommodate small groups (e.g., workshops with a maximum of 20 participants).
   - **Impact Metrics:** While specific metrics are not detailed, their impact is measured through community engagement and the successful facilitation of cross-cultural artistic exchanges.
   - **Volunteer Info:** Information about volunteer opportunities is not explicitly mentioned, but the organization likely relies on community involvement for event execution.

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   - **Focus on Cultural Exchange:** Emphasize the importance of cultural exchange and the arts as a means of bridging divides and fostering understanding.

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