Search / Filter Granteesfor a six-week journey to rural Shimane Prefecture, Japan, to research the performance and religious rituals of Omoto kagura, an extremely rare form of shamanic dance, music, and theater practiced by a handful of Shinto shrines in the Iwami region.
Learn MoreTo support the participation of five Asian speakers in activities that are to take place in conjunction with the Global Heritage Fund's Forum on Cultural Heritage in a Developing World - Focus on Asia.
Learn Moreto support the Hawaii International Film Festival’s 2012 “Spotlight On Pen-Ek Ratanaruang,” a retrospective of the Thai filmmaker’s work that is to include a scholar-led panel discussion focusing on the expression of Thai culture and art through film.
Support the participation of film specialists from Asia in the NETPAC conference on Asian cinema at the Hawaii International Film Festival in December 1993.
Learn MoreFor a three-week research project on hemp and ramie cultivation, traditional and contemporary cloth production, yarn processing, and uses of native fibers in Japan.
Learn More(Paul Jett & Jane Norman) for a three-week research trip to assess collections needs for five provincial museums in Cambodia by two American conservators.
Research at National Museum in Cambodia for exhibition on Khmer bronzes in 2009 (project with Louise Cort)
Learn Moreto support the presentation of Shantala Shivalingappa’s Namasya at the Joyce Theater in June 2012.
Learn Moreto support residencies by Japanese artists Hiraku Suzuki and Motohiko Odani in spring 2012
to support one five-month residency of an ACC grantee at Location One in fall 2010
To enable two grantees from Asia to participate in residency programs in spring and fall 2009.
To pay studio fees for five months in Fall 2008 for an ACC grantee
5 months' studio fee for Eric Siu
participation in creative residencies by ACC grantees in 2007-2008
support of ACC grantee Juei-Hsien Hsu's residency program at at ARCUS in 2007
support residencies by ACC grantees from Asia
Learn Moreto support performances by the Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) in China and Macau in summer 2012.
Learn Moreto support travel and research in Southeast Asia to plan a Southeast Asian ceramics festival.
Learn MoreTo support professional exchanges between the Yunnan Nationalities Museum (YNM) and the Michigan State University Museum (MSUM), focusing on building the digital capacity to foster ongoing sharing between ethnographic museums in China and the US.
Learn MoreTo support travel costs for National Gallery staff and Japanese cultural representatives, including museum professionals and monks from Japan who will take part in the opening events in Washington, DC, for the exhibition Colorful Realm: Japanese Bird-and-Flower Paintings by Itō Jakuchū (1716-1800), on view at the Gallery from March 30-April 29, 2012.
To support Asian participation in a symposium on urban studies in South Asia being organized by the National Gallery in December 1987.
Learn MoreTo support performances by Nature Theater of Oklahoma of Life and Times – Episode 1, the first installment of a planned ten-episode saga, at Shizuoka Performing Arts Center in 2012. (Fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas)
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