Wai Chong
To conduct research into the performance art scene, particularly observing the practices around Asian diaspora communities, and studying the history of how Asian bodies are portrayed in art.
Learn MoreTo conduct research into the performance art scene, particularly observing the practices around Asian diaspora communities, and studying the history of how Asian bodies are portrayed in art.
Learn MoreTo research the various cultural communities in New York involving music, visual art, theater, dance, and other disciplines.
Learn MoreTo further his exploration on how to envisage and realize the role of the artist as a citizen, by researching on the empathetic imagination and how art can be used as an intervention in life.
Learn MoreTo travel to the U.S. and research housing development projects in the U.S. specifically in rural living, affordable housing, and elderly communities.
Learn MoreTo attend the 2022 Aspen Music Festival and School (AMFS) in Aspen, Colorado.
Learn MoreTo attend the 2022 Aspen Music Festival and School (AMFS) in Aspen, Colorado.
Learn MoreTo investigate how immigrant artists find their creative identities, especially against the context of a new cold war, the global pandemic, and the age of virtual reality 2.0.
Learn MoreTo observe and conduct fieldwork on community art programs in New York and San Francisco.
A supplement for residency expenses at the Chinese Culture Center.
Learn MoreA supplement for COVID-19-related quarantine expenses upon return home from an ACC fellowship in the United States.
A 15 to 18-month Individual Fellowship to conduct research on media archaeology and digital humanities in the U.S. and Japan through a hybrid program of online research and in-person exchange.
Learn MoreTo carry out dissertation research on Buddhist art from the eighth to the twelfth century in China.
A supplement for COVID-19-related quarantine expenses upon return home from an ACC fellowship in China.
Learn MoreA virtual program to facilitate the online program Following Traces, enabling seven project participants to conduct research on various issues concerning the social and cultural history of East Asia.
Learn Moreto provide support for a virtual program connecting musicians and composers at the University of Hong Kong and the U.S.-China Music Institute at the Bard College Conservatory of Music.
International travel and per diem for an exhibition titled Visual Narratives in a Cross-Cultural Perspective
Enable Joan Jeffri, professor of arts administration at Columbia University, to advise the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Academy for Perfoming Arts on the development of an arts administration training program in Hong Kong.
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