Kim Sung Hoon
to support a journey to New York City to attend a wide variety of performances, study different movement techniques, and meet other artists
Learn Moreto support a journey to New York City to attend a wide variety of performances, study different movement techniques, and meet other artists
Learn Moreto support a program of study at the Bard College Conservatory of Music (grant supplement)
to support the expenses associated with a program of study at the Bard College Conservatory of Music
Learn Morefor a four-month grant to study music and research the relationship between traditional music and spiritual practice in Indonesia beginning in July 2014
To study traditional music and its influence on contemporary composers and musicians in Japan
Learn Morea two-week grant to support research and documentation of three key sites designed by Isamu Noguchi in Japan
Learn Moreto participate in an award ceremony for the John D. Rockefeller 3rd Award, participate in ACC's 50th Anniversary Gala, and observe contemporary arts activities in New York City
JDR 3rd Award recipient for her significant contribution to the international understanding, practice, or study of the visual or performing arts of Asia
visit New York in January 2006 to participate in the annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters
enable her to in Indonesia as director of the Kelola Project
to enable you to survey management procedures at selected Indonesian cultural institutions and to plan and conduct a management workshop for the arts and cultural organizations in Indonesia in October, 1997
Learn Morefor a five-month fellowship to observe independent arts initiatives and explore participatory and community engagement approaches in the U.S.
Learn Moreto conduct comparative research in Korea on an artisanal craft (embroidery) and a high-tech digital medium (animation)
Learn Moreto support the Myanmar-Manipur Conference on the Conservation of Cultural Heritage to be held in Imphal in early 2015. [postponed to November 2015]
Learn Moreto support a journey to New York City to conduct research on filmmaking, attend a wide variety of exhibitions and performances, study animation techniques, and meet other artists
Learn Moreto underwrite visa and local transportation expenses associated with approximately 90 artists traveling from Japan to New York City to perform in Kaidan Chibusa No Enoki (The Ghost and the Milk-Giving Tree) by Japanese kabuki company Heisei Nakamura-za
to support the presentation of Chen Shi-Zheng’s Monkey: Journey to the West at the Lincoln Center Festival in summer 2013.
to support performances by TAO Dance Theater at the Lincoln Center Festival in summer 2012.
To provide international travel and per diem expenses to enable choreographer Saburo Teshigawara and members of his ensemble KARAS to participate in the Lincoln Center Festival production of Miroku in summer 2010.
To support the participation of the Contemporary Legend Theatre in Lincoln Center Festival 2007
Support for the participation of artists from Indonesia in the presentation of Robert Wilson's I La Galigo during Lincoln Center Festival 2005
Support for the participation of two theater companies from Japan, Hensei Nakamura-za and the Setagaya Public Theatre, in Lincoln Center Festival 2004
Support for artists from China and Japan
Support for travel expenses of artists from China in the Peony Pavilion production at the 1999 Lincoln Center Festival
To support the participation of the Thang Long Water Puppet Troupe from Vietnam in the Lincoln Center Festival in summer 1996.
To organize and present a series of Indian music and dance performances in fall 1985.
To provide support for a concert of music by Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese composers in the New and Newer Music series.
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