Tomie Hahn
To pursue doctoral dissertation research in Japan on the training and transmission of traditional dance and music
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To survey methods of radio production and broadcast technology in Japan and to develop ideas for programs on Japanese arts and culture for American public radio
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To conduct research and meet with artists in Japan in connection with projects being developed at the List Visual Arts Center
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To collect research materials in Japan and invite Japanese film specialists to participate in preparing a multi-volume history of Japanese cinema
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to meet with curators and artists in Japan and to conduct research for the exhibition "Trade Routes," scheduled to be presented at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in fall 1993
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to enable Wickham Boyle, producing director of Under One Roof, to observe performing arts activities in Japan
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to study and document use of space in a wide variety of traditional Japanese buildings
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to conduct research in Japan on the work of architects Itsuko Hasegawa and Toyo Ito
to conduct research in Japan on the work of architects Itsuko Hasegawa and Toyo Ito
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to participate in a seminar on image conservation sponsored by the Society of Photographic Science and Technology of Japan in Tokyo in fall 1991
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To enable ceramics specialist Fance Franck to complete research on methods of manufacture of Chinese copper-red glazed ceramics.
To enable ceramics specialist Fance Franck to complete research on methods of manufacture of Chinese copper-red glazed ceramics.
To enable ceramics specialist Fance Franck to conduct research in Asia, Europe, and the United States on methods of manufacture of fifteenth to eighteenth century Chinese copper-red glazed ceramics.
To enable ceramics specialist Fance Franck to conduct research in Asia, Europe, and the United States on methods of manufacture of fifteenth to eighteenth century Chinese copper-red glazed ceramics.
to enable ceramicist Fance Franck to travel to China, Taiwan, and Japan in 1986 to study fifteenth to eighteenth-century Chinese copper-red glazed wares and to create test pieces for comparative puposes in order to achieve a better understanding of the ma
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Ceramic artist, Paris: to conduct research in Japan on Chinese red-glaze wares.
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