Qing Feng
for a five-month grant to attend the Special Program for Urban and Regional Studies (SPURS) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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for a two-month fellowship to undertake a collaboration with Korean singer Jang Seo-yoon.
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for a six-week grant to explore the changing nature of Uyghur traditional arts in Xinjiang Province, China, beginning in fall 2016.
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for three months of research on printmaking best practices and studio management in the United States.
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to enable Artistic Director Larry Reed to travel to Malaysia for three weeks in June 2016, in order to research the indigenous Orang Asli culture.
to enable members of ShadowLight Productions to travel to Hokkaido and Tokyo, Japan, to develop a new theater work in collaboration with Japanese and Ainu performing artists.
support the participation of twelve members of the Taipei theater group The Puppet and Its Double in a performance tour in California of Monkey at Spider Cave
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to support for her participation in the Aspen Music Festival and School, taking place over a six-week period in summer 2016.
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for a six-month grant to meet artists and observe contemporary performance activities in the U.S.
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Six-month fellowship to conduct research on Horace Capron, an adviser for the development of Hokkaido during Japan’s Meiji era, and participation in a three-month artist residency program in the United States.
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for a one-month fellowship to conduct research on architectural museums, monuments, and archives in the United States.
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for a six-month fellowship to research and explore contemporary dance practice in the United States.
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for the company to participate in the festival KYOTO EXPERIMENT in March 2016
to support performances and master classes by the company at the 2014 Hong Kong Arts Festival.
To enable artist Kenjiro Okazaki, artist/designer Yuji Fukui, and project manager Yu Nakai to participate in final rehearsals and the premier performance of Mrs. Brown's new work "Set and Reset" at Monclair State University
Trisha Brown Dance Company to support the participation of Kenjiro Okazaki, architect/designer Yuji Fukui, and project manager, Yu Nakai in the development of a new collaborative work in summer 2006
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