Music & performing arts
Artists and ensembles are placed at the heart of institutional encounters, forums and international celebrations.

Music, cinema, gastronomy, art and design create the cultural relevance that makes relationships last. We programme culture as the first step of every partnership.
Cultural institutions in Catalonia and Indonesia seeking meaningful international exchange.
Artists, collectives and creative organisations ready to build work across borders.
Companies that use cultural sponsorship as a credible route into new relationships.
Before a market can trust a proposition, people need to understand one another. Culture creates that common ground.

GLS curates cross-cultural experiences with a clear purpose: creating recognition, conversation and long-term affinity between Europe and Southeast Asia.
Artists and ensembles are placed at the heart of institutional encounters, forums and international celebrations.
Screenings, exhibitions and creative showcases that introduce contemporary voices and new perspectives.
Culinary encounters where heritage, product, territory and hospitality become a shared language.
Structured opportunities for creators to work, learn and develop relationships in the other market.
Each programme is designed as an authentic encounter—not a staged display. The people, place and cultural context remain visible.

Catalan culinary heritage becomes an invitation to listen, taste and begin a different kind of conversation.

Balinese artists bring living culture into international gatherings with dignity, context and presence.

A carefully curated setting where artistic excellence, Spanish heritage and international hospitality meet.
The strongest cultural bridge begins with listening. GLS aligns the artistic idea, the host context and the relationship objective before a programme is announced.
Understand the institution, community, audience and cultural sensitivities on both sides.
Select the artists, format and setting that can create genuine relevance—not simply visibility.
Produce the encounter and connect it to the wider institutional, media and business relationship.

Balinese artists and cultural practitioners have formed part of international congresses and institutional encounters in Bali, giving participants direct contact with the island’s living traditions.
This is the principle GLS carries forward: culture should not sit at the edge of an international programme. It should help open it.
Whether you represent an institution, an artist or a company, GLS can shape a cultural programme that is credible in both markets and valuable beyond the event itself.
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