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To host Hanoi Museum Conservator Mr. Lê Chí Công at AMNH for a six-month training in paper and photography conservation.
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To explore small- and large-scale contemporary arts organizations to understand their distinct visions, cultures, structures, operating and funding mechanisms, and programs.
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To enable three Americans to undertake research in Japan, in order to lay the groundwork for the first English publication on the the "Don't Follow the Wind" project
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To conduct on-site research on the Manhattan Project, providing a multifaceted perspective on his artistic practices on Hiroshima, as well as conduct research on Asian artists in the United States working on postcolonial themes.
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To research social and political conditions impacting contemporary artists working in new media, performance, and alternative education in Singapore.
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To observe and participate in the vibrant contemporary art scene in New York by visiting various exhibitions and art spaces, in addition to meeting artists, curators, and thinkers.
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To research artistic practices and projects that build or imagine Ecologies of Resilience such as errant movements and transnational solidarities by visiting art institutions and events in and around New York.
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To consider what indigeneity is and how the concept of indigeneity can redefine the existing framework of curatorial research by meeting with American indigenous artists and revisiting their heritage.
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To look at models of cross-disciplinary arts festivals in the United States, where film and/or music are starting points, to possibly be adapted for a Hong Kong context.
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To research cultural interpretation, particularly in the context of queer art through collaboration and work with institutions like the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art and the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives.
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To travel to New York and Los Angeles for 2 months conducting research on artists, curators, publishers, and academics of the Asian diaspora, and explore the intersection of their work with issues of gender and sexuality.
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To survey a range of artists, curators, writers, and institutions to chronicle the central themes and histories of ecologically responsive art projects, and activism since the 1960s in North America.
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