搜尋/篩選故事Meng-Chuan (Isa) HO (ACC 2012, 2016) is a mixed-media artist who creates photographs that explore "urban fairytales." ACC sat down with Ho for a conversation discussing her grant experiences and how they’ve impacted her work today.
閱讀故事Ata WONG (ACC 2021) is a director, choreographer, actor, movement coach and theatre instructor. Wong reviews his ACC grant activities and experiences.
閱讀故事Nigam Bhandari (ACC 2022) is a director, filmmaker, and of Cryptid Films, a Nepal-based film production company. We spoke with Bhandari in the last few months of the third and final year of his NYU program.
閱讀故事Ai Iwane (ACC 2022) is a Japanese photographer who began her career in 1996. Iwane’s ACC Fellowship allowed her to conduct fieldwork and interviews on the Mattole River and its surrounding area in Humboldt County, Northern California, and learn about the regional community culture of salmon and people. In this video, she speaks briefly on her ACC grant experience.
閱讀故事We're featuring the recent works of alumni Laurel Kendall (ACC 2010), Benille Priyanka (ACC 2008), Eric Schorr (ACC 2005), and Meredith Schweig (ACC 2009)!
閱讀故事New York Fellowship grantee, Gardika Gigih PRADIPTA (ACC 2022), is a Sragen-based pianist, composer and soundscape researcher interested in the intersection of music, society, and culture. Currently, he is nearing the midway point of his six-month ACC grant period. Reflecting on his first few months in New York, Pradipta recently spoke with ACC to describe his experience thus far.
閱讀故事ACC mourns the recent passing of master architect, urban planner, and educator Balkrishna Doshi (B.V. Doshi).
閱讀故事ACC sat down with Hong Kong Ballet’s Executive Director Heidi LEE (ACC 2012) and Program Director of the Macao International Music Festival Lio KUOKMAN (ACC multiple grants since 2002) to learn more about how their ACC experiences impacted their careers and perspectives on cultural exchange.
閱讀故事Current ACC Individual Fellowship grantee, Cheng-Han WU (ACC 2022), sat down with ACC’s Marketing and Communications Manager, Caroline Lim, to speak about his ongoing Fellowship experience.
閱讀故事An independent dance artist known for his blended use of Oriental spirit and Western methodology, Wayson Poon (2019 Fellow) works internationally as a choreographer, researcher, and dance educator. He received ACC’s support to conduct movement research in Indonesia and the US. Although his stay in New York was disrupted due to COVID-19, Wayson’s resourcefulness led him to Japan, where he continued his movement research in Yokohama, Tokyo, and Kyoto. Wayson was able to reflect on his practice during his ACC fellowship and to absorb new ideas from exchanging with other artists.
Wayson's fellowship was made possible through the Lee Hysan Foundation.
閱讀故事The University of the Philippines partnered with artists to construct an art installation in memory of the institution’s loved ones who passed away during the Covid-19 pandemic...
閱讀故事Sofia Santiago and Ana Tamula (ACC 2020) founded The Museum Collective to provide support to museum educators in the Philippines. To expand their knowledge of museum practices within the region, they embarked on an ACC Fellowship researching historiography and memorialization in Cambodia...
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