Grantee Database

Keong Lee Swee

Country / Region:
• Malaysia

• 2024
• Grant to Bridge for the Arts and Education

• 2020
• Grant to Bridge for the Arts and Education

Woojin Kim

• 2024
• Visual Art
• Korea to East Timor, Indonesia, United States

To research the endangered minority language situation and language policy in East Timor and Indonesia and conduct research and interviews on the digital extinction of verbal and written languages, with a focus on Asian languages in United States.

Benjamin Kimitch

• 2024
• Dance
• United States to Japan

To embody classical dance forms and shadow performing artists Yasuko Yokoshi and Fumiya Otonashi on their daily studio practice and artistic craft, grounded in Nihon Buyo recital dance and Gagaku court performance traditions.

Enrico Y. Kondologit

• 2024
• Grant to Tracing Patterns Foundation

Akil Kumarasamy

• 2024
• Literature
• United States to Japan

To research how ancient spiritual practices co-exist in modern cities like Tokyo by understanding traditions of itakos (blind female seers) and energy reiki healers, and how they fit into remote and urban areas of Japan.

Luckana Kunavichayanont

• 2024
• Grant to Bangkok Art and Culture Centre

Thomas Laprade

• 2024
• Grant to Montez Press Arts

Margot Lederer

• 2024
• Grant to Wild Projects

Ausen Lee

• 2024
• Visual Art
• Taiwan to Indonesia, Japan

To visit different communities involved in independent art in Indonesia, history, reflective architecture, and culture in Hiroshima and Okinawa, and contemporary art in Thailand to understand the spirit of collaboration in different political situations and cultures.

Kyung Lee

• 2024
• Grant to Wild Projects

Jacqueline Leung

• 2024
• Literature
• Hong Kong to United States

To conduct research on literary translations for Hong Kong writing originally in Chinese and translated into English, as well as between disciplines such as novels to theatre/visual art/film.

Joshua Lloyd Lim So

• 2024
• Theater
• Philippines to United States

To conduct research on innovative ways of staging and writing performances, informing a project about Filipinx experiences in the United States and the clash of cultures and generations.