Bernard Kohn
To work at the School of Architecture, Ahmedabad, India, and to draft the curriculum for the proposed School of Planning
Learn MoreTo work at the School of Architecture, Ahmedabad, India, and to draft the curriculum for the proposed School of Planning
Learn MoreTo provide support for the following individuals to serve as artists-in-residence: Kongo Abe, painter, Japan; Yong Ik Kim, writer, Korea; Padma Perera, writer, India
Learn MoreTo Albarwild Theatre Arts, New York, to provide support in collaboration with the U.S. Department of State for the Paul Taylor Dance Company to make a performance tour to Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, the Republic of China, Singapore, Sri Lanka, and Thailand, January-April 1967
Learn MoreTo document and record traditional Indian music at the Tyagaraja Festival in Tanjore, India in January 1967
Learn MoreTo survey museum collections in Indonesia in preparation for the exhibition Ancient Indonesian Art of the Central and Eastern Javanese Periods shown at the Asia House Gallery, New York; the Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum, Kansas City; and the Center of Asian Art and Culture, San Francisco, October 1971 - July 1972
To survey museum collections in Cambodia, Japan, and Thailand
Learn MoreTo the Music Associates of Aspen to enable Keiko Misawa and Yuko Yamaguchi, Japan, to attend the Aspen Music School in summer 1966
Learn MoreTo the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, to enable the following scholars of Asian art to attend the Brundage Sympopsium on Oriental Art, San Fransisco, August 1966: John Ayers, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England; Te K'un Cheng, University of Malaya, Kuala lumpur, Malaysia; Soon Woo Choi, National Museum of Korea, Seoul, Korea; Vadime Elisseeff, Mus
Learn MoreTo publish a Persian language edition of the catalogue of the exhibition Ancient Art from Afghanistan organized by the Asia Society, New York, and shown at the Asia House Gallery, New York; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; and the National Collection of Fine Arts, Washington, D.C., January-August 1966
Learn MoreTo conduct research in Korea on traditional Korean music and dance
to conduct research in Korea on traditional Korean music and dance.
Learn MoreTo enable the following Asians to attend the international P.E.N. Congress, New York, June 1966, and to travel in the United States thereafter: Jyotirmoy Datta, India; Alberto Florentino, Philippines; Balwant Gargi, India; P. Lal, India; Hua Ling Nieh, Republic of China; A.K. Ramanujan, India; Saduddin Shpoon, Afghanistan; Sulak Sivaraksa, Thailand; and Takako Uchino, Japan
Learn MoreTo conduct dissertation research on Chinese art at the National Palace Museum, Taipei, and to assist in editing the English edition of the National Palace Museum Bulletin and a handbook in English for the National Palace Museum
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