グランティを検索/絞り込むa grant supplement to support a two-month residency at Residency Unlimited in winter/spring 2018
a grant supplement to support a two-month residency at Residency Unlimited in winter/spring 2018
to observe contemporary art activities, explore the state of arts criticism, and meet artists and curators in the U.S.
詳細はこちらA grant supplement for an artist residency program
a 6-month fellowship in the U.S. to engage with artists and communities and to research immigration history and diasporic writers
詳細はこちらto support the participation of American visual artist Matthew Moore in a residency program and group show at Arts Maebashi in fall 2016.
詳細はこちらfor a grant to carry out research in China on traditional silk embroidery technique and 4th Century poet Su Hui’s Xuanji Tu, (Picture of the Turning Sphere) for a large-scale, multidisciplinary artwork.
詳細はこちらto support the participation of Indonesian visual artist Agus Suwage in a three-week residency at The Watermill Center in June 2014.
詳細はこちらNew York Foundation for the Arts, for Cambodian Living Arts: to enable contemporary visual artists from Cambodia to participate in Season of Cambodia, a multi-platform interdisciplinary arts and culture festival to be held in New York City in the Spring of 2013.
詳細はこちらfor a three-month fellowship to research mural-making and public art practices in the United States.
two-month residency at Vermont Studio Center in summer 2003
to observe contemporary art activities in New York in September 2003
詳細はこちらto conduct research on the Chinese replica cities of New York, Tianjin, and Florence, Tianjin.
詳細はこちらfor a three-week collaboration with Kyoto-based sound artist Eisuke Yanagisawa to research the unheard, subtle, and weak sounds of Kyoto’s soundscape.
詳細はこちらfor a three-month grant to conduct research on the living conditions of Japanese Americans who were interned in the United States during World War II.
詳細はこちらto support a final year of study at Bard College, leading to an M.A. degree in curatorial studies.
詳細はこちらGrant supplement to support curatorial residency at Triangle Arts Association.* *Uyen was placed at Art in General instead because Triangle director Laurel Ptak moved to AiG.
for a six-month grant to explore contemporary visual arts and curatorial practice in New York City.
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