Gay Events Asia
Bingo night, all the fun starts at 9.30pm. Come early to get a seat on this busy night. For years we have had a tradition with a Thursday buffet for our guests. We welcome you to start at 20:00 (8PM). The charge for the buffet is only 200 THB per person (excluding drinks). We offer you a combination of 10 different Thai dishes, soup, BBQ and fresh fruits. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know new friends and to book Connects weekly Saturday Gay Day tour to Kai Island. Flossies Cocktail Party every Thursday from 7.00pm until 01.00am 11am-2.30pm 295 baht Every Friday night in Jomtien at Ganymede Annual High-end katoey contest shown live in Thai channel 7 Every Saturday afternoon join the guys for a fun filled Pool Party at Phuket Gay Homestay BEAR, CUB CHUB CHASER!!! Regular BBQ Party at Boy Zone first Saturday of every month A week of special discounts for Balcony Pub members to celebrate their 14th Anniversary. Come join us every Monday and Thursday for some great Karaoke. Our handsome staff will take good care of you. Rainbow Bar Cambodia, Phnom Penh's newest bar is gay owned and managed. It is located on Street 172 near the National Museum and Wat Ounalom. The bar has a nicely decorated interior with a modern theme and provides out door seating. There is a small stage for weekly drag shows and competition. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com A week of special discounts for Balcony Pub members to celebrate their 14th Anniversary. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com A week of special discounts for Balcony Pub members to celebrate their 14th Anniversary. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com A week of special discounts for Balcony Pub members to celebrate their 14th Anniversary. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo "Celebrating both the beauty and the essential absurdity of classical ballet, The Trocks' combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. "They return to Bangkok with a fabulous new program – including Swan Lake Act II and Raymonda's Wedding. Dancing a fine line between high art and high camp, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo is a 'masterpiece not to be missed'." Bingo night, all the fun starts at 9.30pm. Come early to get a seat on this busy night. A week of special discounts for Balcony Pub members to celebrate their 14th Anniversary. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com For years we have had a tradition with a Thursday buffet for our guests. We welcome you to start at 20:00 (8PM). The charge for the buffet is only 200 THB per person (excluding drinks). We offer you a combination of 10 different Thai dishes, soup, BBQ and fresh fruits. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know new friends and to book Connects weekly Saturday Gay Day tour to Kai Island. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo "Celebrating both the beauty and the essential absurdity of classical ballet, The Trocks' combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. "They return to Bangkok with a fabulous new program – including Swan Lake Act II and Raymonda's Wedding. Dancing a fine line between high art and high camp, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo is a 'masterpiece not to be missed'." Flossies Cocktail Party every Thursday from 7.00pm until 01.00am A night for models, socialites, and their friends at Geisha, Shanghai 11am-2.30pm 295 baht Every Friday night in Jomtien at Ganymede Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo "Celebrating both the beauty and the essential absurdity of classical ballet, The Trocks' combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. "They return to Bangkok with a fabulous new program – including Swan Lake Act II and Raymonda's Wedding. Dancing a fine line between high art and high camp, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo is a 'masterpiece not to be missed'." "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Every Saturday afternoon join the guys for a fun filled Pool Party at Phuket Gay Homestay This year, the 8th International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia Hong Kong Rally (IDAHOT) is themed “What To Fear?!” with aims to eliminate homophobic and transphobic bullying in Hong Kong, and to commemorate victims of bullying in past years. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo "Celebrating both the beauty and the essential absurdity of classical ballet, The Trocks' combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and genuine love of ballet has made them a global phenomenon since they formed in New York in 1974. "They return to Bangkok with a fabulous new program – including Swan Lake Act II and Raymonda's Wedding. Dancing a fine line between high art and high camp, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo is a 'masterpiece not to be missed'." "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com The popular Balcony Pub celebrates 14 years in business with a free members BBQ (250 baht for non members) Roast port BBQ and other goodies on the beach at Bondi Guesthouse Imagine a cosmic constellation of multi-coloured stars, dancing with trailing rainbow after-glows. You are the stars, moving and grooving with hundred others in tune with happy energies. This Sunday come as you are as we deck our Superstars with accessories to bring out your inner glow. Or else, bring your own magic wands and other light devices. Become - fireflies flitting between cosmic rays and celebrating "All is content, All is joyful, All is ease." Come join us every Monday and Thursday for some great Karaoke. Our handsome staff will take good care of you. "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week LGBT Grand Rally for the Passage of the ANTI DISCRIMINATION BILL. 14 May 2012 - 9:00am - Sandiganbayan to Batasang Pambansa Please wear Pink or Red. Rainbow Bar Cambodia, Phnom Penh's newest bar is gay owned and managed. It is located on Street 172 near the National Museum and Wat Ounalom. The bar has a nicely decorated interior with a modern theme and provides out door seating. There is a small stage for weekly drag shows and competition. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week LGBT informal monthly professional networking event. FinS continues to grow in size, have access to resources, aid in the influence on the local business community and takes part in helping to further LGBT causes in Hong Kong. (See OUR WORK). JOIN OUR FACEBOOK PAGE The event is held on the third Tuesday of every month, where like-minded people come together to meet old and new friends, As it takes place after work, most members wear suits, but you don’t have to…so, join us for a drink, every month we have something fantastic going JOIN US AT OUR VENUE, VETO. From Apr to Aug 2012 all funds from HK$50 entry member fee and 10% of the VETO bar tab will be directly collected by PINK ALLIANCE / TCJM. Angel Shanghai presents Heaven Circuit Glitterball. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Full Monty Party at Cruise Sauna Singapore "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com LOLA invites each one of you to join the first edition of Colors!! Lola is one of the hottest nightclubs in Shanghai and from now will offer monthly a night especially targeted for gay and lesbian crowd. Happy hour from 20.00 to 22.00 and DJ Sacco will be in charge of bringing you the best music. Bingo night, all the fun starts at 9.30pm. Come early to get a seat on this busy night. "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com For years we have had a tradition with a Thursday buffet for our guests. We welcome you to start at 20:00 (8PM). The charge for the buffet is only 200 THB per person (excluding drinks). We offer you a combination of 10 different Thai dishes, soup, BBQ and fresh fruits. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know new friends and to book Connects weekly Saturday Gay Day tour to Kai Island. Flossies Cocktail Party every Thursday from 7.00pm until 01.00am "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week 11am-2.30pm 295 baht Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Every Friday night in Jomtien at Ganymede Weekly BBQ and live music night in the heart of Boyztown Pattaya Every Friday & Saturday Drag Show at Rainbow Bar & Karaoke BITCH this time will be all about BOY. "Play BOY " will take the theme for BITCH this month. We will call it the month for the Sexy Rabit. Who wants to come and dress to be the SEXIEST RABIT. The SEXIEST RABIT of the BITCH night will take the FREE CHIVAS bottle. BITCH will transform CENTRO with RED LIGHT so let's come and experience the difference from BITCH party . Ticket 150.000 dong (one drink included). Performances start at 11:00 PM so come early to get the best table for you to enjoy it all. DRAG PERFORMANCES with all the best numbers and glory costumes. SEXY RABIT will be all over the party to dance with you. Free condoms at the door which you can get one for each "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Every Saturday afternoon join the guys for a fun filled Pool Party at Phuket Gay Homestay Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com "Different But The Same" Khymer Pride Week Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com On the 10th and the 20th of every month, Babylon features a special fashion show with hot models, some erotic sexy dancers, or a cabaret. Come join us every Monday and Thursday for some great Karaoke. Our handsome staff will take good care of you. Rainbow Bar Cambodia, Phnom Penh's newest bar is gay owned and managed. It is located on Street 172 near the National Museum and Wat Ounalom. The bar has a nicely decorated interior with a modern theme and provides out door seating. There is a small stage for weekly drag shows and competition. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Bingo night, all the fun starts at 9.30pm. Come early to get a seat on this busy night. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com For years we have had a tradition with a Thursday buffet for our guests. We welcome you to start at 20:00 (8PM). The charge for the buffet is only 200 THB per person (excluding drinks). We offer you a combination of 10 different Thai dishes, soup, BBQ and fresh fruits. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know new friends and to book Connects weekly Saturday Gay Day tour to Kai Island. Flossies Cocktail Party every Thursday from 7.00pm until 01.00am 11am-2.30pm 295 baht Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Every Friday night in Jomtien at Ganymede Prices in baht are 1,500|2,500|3,500|4,500|7,000. Weekly BBQ and live music night in the heart of Boyztown Pattaya Every Friday & Saturday Drag Show at Rainbow Bar & Karaoke Every Saturday afternoon join the guys for a fun filled Pool Party at Phuket Gay Homestay Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Last Saturday of every month at Bondi Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Come join us every Monday and Thursday for some great Karaoke. Our handsome staff will take good care of you. Rainbow Bar Cambodia, Phnom Penh's newest bar is gay owned and managed. It is located on Street 172 near the National Museum and Wat Ounalom. The bar has a nicely decorated interior with a modern theme and provides out door seating. There is a small stage for weekly drag shows and competition. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Bingo night, all the fun starts at 9.30pm. Come early to get a seat on this busy night. For years we have had a tradition with a Thursday buffet for our guests. We welcome you to start at 20:00 (8PM). The charge for the buffet is only 200 THB per person (excluding drinks). We offer you a combination of 10 different Thai dishes, soup, BBQ and fresh fruits. This is a perfect opportunity to get to know new friends and to book Connects weekly Saturday Gay Day tour to Kai Island. Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Flossies Cocktail Party every Thursday from 7.00pm until 01.00am 11am-2.30pm 295 baht Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Every Friday night in Jomtien at Ganymede Weekly BBQ and live music night in the heart of Boyztown Pattaya Every Friday & Saturday Drag Show at Rainbow Bar & Karaoke Every Saturday afternoon join the guys for a fun filled Pool Party at Phuket Gay Homestay Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com Regular BBQ Party at Boy Zone first Saturday of every month Cryptoart, the second exhibition by Bangkok based Spanish artist, The Raf will be on display at the opening party from May 7 from 6-9 pm until June 29, 2012. Born in Barcelona, Spain, 42-year old Rafael Andres studied Fine Art at the University of Barcelona and has over two decades experience working as a graphic designer. Having spent the last five years working in Asia, his debut exhibition Phylum delivered a surreal menagerie of imaginatively constructed bestial organisms that invoked the pioneering 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. In the latest absurdist series Cryptoart, The Raf satirically reinterprets iconic masterpieces from the canons of art history. No artist is sacrosanct in Raf’s public defacement, whether ancient Greece’s Discobolus launching his lobotomized brain, God tickling Jesus to an erection a la Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, or a car crash piling into Munch’s The Scream. In the spirit of Dada, The Raf’s digital alterations defile both the physical appearance as well as the thematic and symbolic authenticity of these cultural trophies in a post-modern carnival of ridicule. Delivered through a dark and ironic sense of Catalan humour, these mutilations form a visual esperpento that brings forth the comic and grotesque in an irreverent critique of the original context. In Cryptoart, The Raf’s biting parodies are loaded with contemporary socio-political dissidence towards a self-absorbed society that languishes in a virtual-viral domain incapable of separating myth from reality. Eat Me Restaurant is open to the public daily between 3PM and 1AM. The restaurant/gallery is located next to the Carmelite Monastery on Convent Road near the Sala Daeng Sky Train Station. EAT ME can be contacted at 02 238 0931 or Eatmerestaurant.com
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Model Night in Bangkok 
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Bingo Night in Jomtien 
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Connect Buffet Night In Phuket Flossies Cocktail Party In Jomtien
with cocktails at 90 bt each plus our resident singers willy and mandyShameless In Phnom Penh
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All You Can Eat Mexican Buffet 
Live Music, Free Buffet 
Miss Tiffany's Universe 2012 Friday Night Lights in Kuala Lumpur Divalicious Friday in Manila 
Be A Diva in Hong Kong Shameless In Phnom Penh
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Pool Party In Phuket Bears Meet Friends In KL 
On 5th May 2012, 4pm-1030pm, FREE entrance to KHUN BOG SAUNA, KL.
BBQ Party in Samui Ladyboy Show in Phnom Penh
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Balcony Members Week in Bangkok 
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Karaoke Night in Phnom Penh
The bar provides a nice chatting environment with friendly music in the background. There are mixed crowd of expats, visitors and locals. Opening time : 4pm til LateCryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok 
Balcony Members Week in Bangkok 
Lost in Paradise in Bali
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CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Balcony Members Week in Bangkok Model Night in Bangkok
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CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Balcony Members Week in Bangkok Les Trocks in Bangkok 
Known affectionately by their fanbase as The Trocks, the all-male company of 14 perform classical ballet excerpts – both male and female roles – to dazzling and hilarious effect.Bingo Night in Jomtien
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Balcony Members Week in Bangkok CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Connect Buffet Night In Phuket Les Trocks in Bangkok
Known affectionately by their fanbase as The Trocks, the all-male company of 14 perform classical ballet excerpts – both male and female roles – to dazzling and hilarious effect.Flossies Cocktail Party In Jomtien
with cocktails at 90 bt each plus our resident singers willy and mandy
Fashionista in Shanghai 
Shameless In Phnom Penh
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All You Can Eat Mexican Buffet Live Music, Free Buffet CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Les Trocks in Bangkok
Known affectionately by their fanbase as The Trocks, the all-male company of 14 perform classical ballet excerpts – both male and female roles – to dazzling and hilarious effect.Friday Night Lights in Kuala Lumpur Divalicious Friday in Manila Be A Diva in Hong Kong Shameless In Phnom Penh
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Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!Pool Party In Phuket IDAHOT Hong Kong CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Les Trocks in Bangkok
Known affectionately by their fanbase as The Trocks, the all-male company of 14 perform classical ballet excerpts – both male and female roles – to dazzling and hilarious effect.Ladyboy Show in Phnom Penh
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Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Balcony Birthday Party In Bangkok 
Bondi Pig Roast Jomtien Superstar - Stars That Glow
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!LGBT Philippines Rally
Manila, 
Karaoke Night in Phnom Penh
The bar provides a nice chatting environment with friendly music in the background. There are mixed crowd of expats, visitors and locals. Opening time : 4pm til LateCryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Lost in Paradise in Bali
15
Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!Fruits in Suits HK Heaven Circuit Ball Shanghai 
CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Full Monty Singapore 
Model Night in Bangkok
16
Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Colours In Shanghai 
Bingo Night in Jomtien
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Connect Buffet Night In Phuket Flossies Cocktail Party In Jomtien
with cocktails at 90 bt each plus our resident singers willy and mandyShameless In Phnom Penh
18
Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!All You Can Eat Mexican Buffet CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Live Music, Free Buffet Ganymede Buffet & Music Night Pattaya 
Blue Chilli Drag Show Phnom Penh Be A Diva in Hong Kong Friday Night Lights in Kuala Lumpur Shameless In Phnom Penh Divalicious Friday in Manila Rainbow Drag Show Phnom Penh BITCH Boy Party in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh) 
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Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!Pool Party In Phuket CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Blue Chilli Drag Show Phnom Penh LInga Drag Show Siem Reap Rainbow Drag Show Phnom Penh Ladyboy Show in Phnom Penh
20
Cambodia Asean Pride Week
Art exhibition- will highlight Cambodian, ASEAN and international artwork on the theme of LGBT in three galleries in Phnom Penh- META House, Top Art gallery and K’nyay. The majority of the artists participating will be Cambodian, Vietnamese, Filipino as well as work focusing on Burma. The art exhibitions will run throughout Pride Week and beyond.
Film Festival- involves three venues- META House, Centre Culturel Francais and The Flicks. The films are largely sourced through Asia’s International Queer Film Festival held annually in Jakarta and the regional activism network. These links were established in 2009 and have strengthened year on year. Cambodian film directors attend and introduce their work and take questions afterwards. Every year at least one director from abroad also comes to introduce their films. In 2012 we hope to be able to host some international visitors from Queer Film Festival, Jakarta. The film festival aims to bring the best of Asian-made film and documentary to a Cambodian audience. Key works with a high educational or encouragement value are then dubbed into Khmer language to use in RoCK’s LGBT organizing and awareness-raising work. An example for last year which will feature dubbed into Khmer this year is Queer China, Comrade China, a documentary on LGBT activism in China with significant resonances for a Cambodian audience. The director has fully supported our dubbing into Khmer. For the first time this year, Pride will host a Short Film Competition among young Cambodian film students on the theme of LGBT in Cambodia.
Workshops- The three main workshops this year will happen 17, 18, 19 May.
- IDAHO is 17th May and we have planned our workshop on family acceptance of LGBT and coming out as LGBT to happen on this important day as these are the major struggles for LGBT everywhere in ASEAN. Our slogan this year reflects the desire of LGBT to be recognized as belonging to their families- everyone in the family is different we are still the same family.
- 18th May workshop will focus on LGBT sensitization for the media and is aimed as a follow-up to RoCK’s first awareness workshop with Cambodian media in November 2011. This workshop will share experiences of working with the media from other ASEAN countries, including language and ideas for the media to use to increase understanding of LGBT rather than perpetuating misunderstanding and discrimination.
- 19th May will focus on LGBT rights as human rights, an exploration of human rights that already exist under international human rights conventions that are not recognized or observed in relation to LGBT people. In November 2006 in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta, the Yogyakarta Principles were created to enable human rights advocates everywhere to activate existing human rights to protect LGBT people. The Yogyakarta Principles were developed by lawyers, human rights activists and LGBT activists and are being promoted as a practical tool in guiding policy-makers and the judiciary to understand and use Human Rights for LGBT protection. We aim to bring some of the people who created the Yogyakarta Principles and who have been using them effectively to come and share with Cambodian human rights NGOs, LGBT activists and different sectors like health, women, education and youth.
Blessing Ceremony and Community Day- Sunday 20th May will be the Community Day and will begin with a Buddhist Blessing Ceremony for our LGBT community. This was a highlight with everyone last year as it was the first time everyone, as a recognized and welcomed LGBT community, went to the pagoda and received blessings and teachings from the monks. The Community Day will continue in the pagoda with performances and games, film screenings and awareness-raising activities on how to stay safe and healthy. It is during the Community Day that the three Short Films on LGBT produced and directed by young Cambodian film students will be first screened and the winner selected by the community.
Social events- Pride Week would not be Pride without lots of parties! Traditionally, the local gay businesses organize a special Pride event and this will happen again in 2012 with extra-special events in Blue Chili bar, Rainbow bar, Pontoon, The Local bar and the Empire. MSM NGOs who have a social event dimension to their work actively participate in Pride Week and raise awareness of safe sexual health practices. These events are self-sponsored by the businesses and NGOs involved. They create more opportunities for the fun, colour and talent of Cambodia’s LGBT community to shine!CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok 10-20 Show in Bangkok
21
Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh Karaoke Night in Phnom Penh
The bar provides a nice chatting environment with friendly music in the background. There are mixed crowd of expats, visitors and locals. Opening time : 4pm til LateCryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Lost in Paradise in Bali
22
CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Model Night in Bangkok
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CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Bingo Night in Jomtien
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Rainbow Karaoke in Phnom Penh CryptoArt Exhibition in Bangkok Connect Buffet Night In Phuket Flossies Cocktail Party In Jomtien
with cocktails at 90 bt each plus our resident singers willy and mandyShameless In Phnom Penh
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