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A 1-year Organization/Project Grant to support an artist-in-residence program promoting cross-cultural research, collaboration, and experimentation through virtual activities.
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to explore Hong Kong’s physical and cultural landscape through photography and travel throughout the Special Administrative Region
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To participate in ceramics workshops in Jingdezhen and to travel in southern China to connect with local artists and observe developments in contemporary arts
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to research Hong Kong’s alternative art education of the 1960s and '70s
Participate in the International Studies Program at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in New York
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to explore Hong Kong’s physical and cultural landscape through photography and travel throughout the Special Administrative Region
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A 2-month Individual Fellowship to engage with artists and community members in Hong Kong and Taipei around sustainability
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A 6-month Individual Fellowship to undertake dissertation research in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Hong Kong
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a 6-month Individual Fellowship to conduct comparative research on contemporary art ecosystems in Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau
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A Project Grant to support a 1-week artistic exchange in Japan, including workshops with theater director Toshiki Okada and research on Noh theater in Kyoto
A Project Grant to support a 1-week artistic exchange in Japan, including workshops with theater director Toshiki Okada and research on Noh theater in Kyoto
To support research in 2013 by The Wooster Group in Hong Kong and Shanghai towards the development of their new theater production "Murder in San José" by Hong Kong playwright and 2004 ACC grantee Candace Chong Mui-Ngam
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A 3-month grant to study traditional boatbuilding in Japan and research its antecedents within the Chinese boatbuilding tradition
for a three-week grant to investigate boatbuilding traditions among the Tao indigenous group of Orchid Island, Taiwan in spring 2016
a six-week grant to support a collaboration with the last working boatbuilder in the tsunami zone of Tohoku, Japan, in fall 2014
Research and documentation on Okinawan boatbuilder
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A grant to support Wavefront Residency, a sound art exchange residency between Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago and soundpocket in Hong Kong
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to support Naomi Kawase’s participation in a retrospective of her work in June 2016.
to support professional exchange and research opportunities for two museum curatorial staff in southern China
to provide travel and per diem support for four museum staff to carry out research in Japan in spring 2010 for a 2012 publication of an anthology of Japanese avant-garde art titled Postwar Japanese Art, 1945-1989.
To enable MOMA art curators Roxanna Marcoci and Cornelia Butler to visit museums and survey museum procedures and contemporary art activities in Japan for two weeks in June 2008.
To support the participation of choreographer/ dancer Min Tanaka and associated artists in public programs associated with an exhibition documenting Mr. Tanaka's work to be held at P.S. 1 and MOMA
support the participation of four curators from Asia in a Workshop on Curatorial Issues to be held in New York in March 2005
support for a workshop for museum professionals from East and West Asia
to enable the museum's International Programs director Jay Levenson to participate in the Japan-U.S. Museum Professionals Exchange Program planning meeting in Japan in April 1997
Support the participation of poet and video artists Shuntaro Tanikawa in the Video Viewpoints lecture series at the Museum of Modern Art in April 1993.
to provide for the purchase of the videotape entitled Global Groove by Nam June Paik, composer and video artist.
To provide support for the exhibition The New Japanese Painting and Sculpture, organized in collaboration with the San Francisco Museum of Art and shown in eight cities in the United States, April 1965-May 1967
to provide support for the exhibition Two Decades of American Painting shown at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto; and the Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, October 1966-April 1967.
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