Search / Filter Granteesto enable eight members of the artistic consortium of the Lark Theatre's Launching New Plays Initiative to travel to the Philippines in July to stage a bilingual production of American Hwangap at the Cultural Center of the Philippines
Learn Moreto enable you to carry out ethnographic research on hip-hop dance performance in the Philippines
Learn MoreTo support ZENSORS, an interdisciplinary art exchange/collaborative initiative in 2009.
Learn MoreSupport to enable playwright Nicholas D. Pichay from the Philippines to serve as an artist in residence with Ma-Yi Theater Company
Support for Director Ralph Pena and writer/editor Josephine Barrios LeBlanc to participate in the Virgin LabFest at the Cultural Center of the Philippines and an associated Ma-Yi book launch in June/ July 2008
support to bring The Romance of Magno Rubio to the Sangandaan Festival in Manila in July 2003
Invitation to Rodolfo Vera to be an artist in residence in summer 1999
Support for tour of Flipzoids to Philippines in June 98.
Learn MoreTravel to Manila for research on a book about Philippine independent cinema
Learn Moreto support research and further study of traditional music and instruments in Japan, Korea, and the Philippines
Learn MoreCuratorial/ arts administration research in Philippines and China for 4-6 weeks for Laurie Lazer and Darryl Smith
Learn Moreto support Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program activities
The second phase of Rockefeller Foundation grant funds to support the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program at the Royal University of Fine Arts in 2007. The term of the grant is ten months, June 2007-February 2008.
Support for the Cambodian Mentorship Program in 2004 (Payments & correspondence 2003-2005)
to support the North Campus performing arts library for the twelve-month period beginning March 1, 2004
Twelve-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' School of Performing Arts to support the seventh year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program.
Seven-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' School of Performing Arts to support the sixth year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program
To enable five musicians, including Sam-Ang Sam, to attend the Asia-Pacific Society for Ethnomusicology in the Philippines in Feb. 2002
Support for the North Campus performing arts library
to provide expenses for the visit of Royal University of Fine Arts associates H.E. Nouth Narang, Pichtum Kravul, and Sam Ang-Sam to the University of California, Los Angeles participation in the In-Roads/Asia conference
Support for the fifth year of support for the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program
Six-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' Performing Arts School to support the fourth year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program
Purchase of equipment for the faculty of Architecture
Support for the third year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program
To enable University associates H.E. Nouth Narang, Pich Tum Kravul and Sam-Ang San to participate in the Inroads/Asia conference at the University of California (Los Angeles)
Establishment of a Performing Arts Library
Establishment of a performing arts library
Learn MoreEnable you to continue work in the Philippines during 2008 for Phases II and III of pilot project for Trade Routes: Converging Cultures
partial three-month fellowship to undertake research in Southeast Asia in Summer 2006 on the work of contemporary women artists and cultural practioners as the first phase of Roots to Routes: Asia/America Converging Cultures
support for an additional month in the Philippines in October 1998 to participate in film work and attend the ACC 35th Anniversary Conference
to undertake research, teach and develop new work at the Film Center of the University of the Philippines
To undertake research, teach, present workshop, and develop new work as a resident artist at University of the Philippines Film Center.
Learn MoreSupport the participation of four artists from Cambodia and Laos in the Summer 2007 Festival of American Folklife.
to enable conservation scientist Janet Douglas to undertake research on jades of Neolithic Liajiatin Culture in Anhui Province, China in fall 2004 or spring 2005
SMITHSONIAN Folkways recordings
Support for five ceramic artists from China to participate in the Folklife Festival at the Smithsonian in summer 2002.
To support travel and research for Center for Folklife Programs Deputy Director Richard Kennedy and for Tibetan scholar (ethnologist) Jamphel Lhundup in connection with the development
partial support for Mr. Masahiro Nomoto's participation in the development of the exhibition "Kamuy: Spirit of the Ainu" at the Smithsonian
To enable Richard Kennedy, Deputy Curator of the Center for Folklife Programs to undertake a two-month residency at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Provide the support for duplicating an important archive of Southeast Asian domestic architecture in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution.
To establish at the Smithsonian a duplicate archive of photographs, slides, and related materials on traditional Southeast Asian architecture assembled by Dorothy Pelzer and currently on deposit at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore.
To provide support for he Japanese component of the Smithsonian's 1986 Festival of American Folklife, held in summer 1986.
To conduct an interview with Gordon Washburn, former director of the Asia House Gallery, New York, as part of the Archives' oral history program
To support research on the monuments and culture of the Kathmandu Valley under the direction of Mary S. Slusser, research associate, Smithsonian Institution.
Learn MoreSupport the participation of American theater specialists in the May 2006 International Theatre Institute World Congress Conference in Manila
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