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to enable three company members to join Mr. Chou in the research and study of performing arts in Indonesia in February 2007
three-week fellowship to observe performance and teaching of dance in Indonesia
Learn Morefor a two-month grant to carry out research in Indonesia for a collaborative theater project involving a visual artist and choreographer from Indonesia
For partial support of a 12-month research trip to Indonesia to document, transcribe and translate performances of the Balinese ritual exorcism, Calon Arang, in Balinese villages to restore spiritual balance to the community.
three-month grant to undertake research on the comic narrators of topeng masked theater in Bali
to undertake a teaching and research residency at the National College of Arts (STSI) in Denpasar, Bali, beginning May 1996.
Learn Moreto support a training program led by American curator Astri Wright that will take place in Yogyakarta as part of Babaran Segaragunung’s exhibition Fiber Resonance
Learn Moreto support travel expenses for international dance artists participating in the 12th edition of the Indonesian Dance Festival, scheduled to occur from June 10-14, 2014
For a grant to enable dancers and choreographers from four countries in Asia to participate in the 10th Indonesian Dance Festival, to be held in Jakarta in June 2010.
Support to bring choreographers from U.S., Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia and Thailand to IDF in November 2008
support the participation of four choreography workshop, to be held in Jakarta and Surabaya in July 2006
support for choreographers from Asian and the U.S. participating in the IDF 2002 program
support for three choreographers from Asia and the U.S. to participate in the 5th IDF, to be held AT STSI in September, 1999
Support for Asian and American participants in the July 1996 Indonesian Dance Festival/World Dance Alliance meeting.
Learn Moreto support a three-week research trip exploring ways in which the Yogyakarta art community integrates traditional and contemporary arts
Learn Morefor a four-month grant to study music and research the relationship between traditional music and spiritual practice in Indonesia beginning in July 2014
To study traditional music and its influence on contemporary composers and musicians in Japan
Learn Moreto participate in an award ceremony for the John D. Rockefeller 3rd Award, participate in ACC's 50th Anniversary Gala, and observe contemporary arts activities in New York City
JDR 3rd Award recipient for her significant contribution to the international understanding, practice, or study of the visual or performing arts of Asia
visit New York in January 2006 to participate in the annual conference of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters
enable her to in Indonesia as director of the Kelola Project
to enable you to survey management procedures at selected Indonesian cultural institutions and to plan and conduct a management workshop for the arts and cultural organizations in Indonesia in October, 1997
Learn Moreto support the participation of artists from the Philippines and South Korea in the 2015 Generational Triennial
to support four New Museum curators to conduct curatorial research in Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, and India in 2010
For support of Asian artists and scholars participating in new a education and curatorial initiative, Museum as Hub
Learn Morefor a two-month grant to develop creative, collaborative projects with artists in Surakarta, Indonesia.
to collaborate with contemporary musician and former ACC grantee Na Wu in Beijing
Research on indigenous music in Taiwan
Learn Moreto support your international travel to Japan and modest expenses associated with your participation in the upcoming i-Dance Festival in Japan in October 2013.
to complete the compilation and editing of her Triangle Arts Program journals during a residency at the Bates Dance Festival in summer 2004
to give Contact Improvisation workshops in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Taipei
to participate in the Triangle Arts Program project in Indonesia and Japan
Learn Moreto participate in a creative residency at Cemeti Art House in Yogyakarta, Indonesia beginning April 1, 2012
Learn Moreto provide support for Janis Brenner & Dancers to travel, perform, and present workshops in Indonesia in June 2011.
To participate in the JakArt 2001 Festival in Jakarta in June 2001. (Fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas)
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