Teresa Barrozo
to support a four-month fellowship in the United States to observe and research current practices, processes, innovations, and philosophies in music and sound art.
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Search / Filter Granteesto support a four-month fellowship in the United States to observe and research current practices, processes, innovations, and philosophies in music and sound art.
Learn Morefor a three-month grant to support research for Modeling Cosmos and Community, a comprehensive study on unfired clay sculpture in India
participate in a conference on India's textile trade to be held in Calcutta
to attend conference in January 1999 sponsored by The Madras Crafts Federation
Learn Moreto support a two-month journey to the United States to observe curatorial trends, examine programming practices, and research professional management methods
Learn Moreto support an eight-month period of research on contemporary art and architecture in Bangladesh
Learn Moreto collaborate with American choreographer Wally Cardona in New York City in May and June 2014
grant renewal to complete Ph.D degree at Wesleyan University
Ten-month fellowship to continue study in a program leading to the Ph.D degree in ethnomusicology at Wesleyan University
Renewal for 2002-2003 academic year
partial support to continue Ph.D program at Wesleyan University
To complete the program of study leading to the M.A. degree in theater at Emerson College in 1995-96.
To support travel and health insurance expenses for Catra and family in connection with your 1993-94 granduate degree study program at Emerson College.
To continue to study theater in a program leading to the M.A. degree at Emerson College in 1994-1995
To begin a program of study in theater leading to the M.A. degree at Emerson College, beginning September 1993.
Learn Moreto support a collaborative research project on Angkorian era bronze production by Cambodian and Lao scholars
Grant to sponsor Ky-Phuong Tran for a joint project with researchers from Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos
to enable Ms. Hun Pen to participate in the CKS summer fellowship program in Siem Reap in July and August 2005
Learn Moreto support a journey by a Bangladeshi musician to the United States for research on Native American music traditions, preservation of musical forms, and the evolution of traditional musical practices.
Learn Morefor a four-month grant to observe contemporary art activities, visit museums and galleries, and meet artists in New York
Learn Moreto support a two-month journey to Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong to research the burgeoning community of improvising musicians in 21st-century China
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