Hadrian Mendoza
to support travel and research in Southeast Asia to plan a Southeast Asian ceramics festival.
Learn Moreto support travel and research in Southeast Asia to plan a Southeast Asian ceramics festival.
Learn MoreTo support professional exchanges between the Yunnan Nationalities Museum (YNM) and the Michigan State University Museum (MSUM), focusing on building the digital capacity to foster ongoing sharing between ethnographic museums in China and the US.
Learn MoreFor a six-month grant to undertake a residency at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York City, beginning in spring 2012.
Learn MoreTo support travel costs for National Gallery staff and Japanese cultural representatives, including museum professionals and monks from Japan who will take part in the opening events in Washington, DC, for the exhibition Colorful Realm: Japanese Bird-and-Flower Paintings by Itō Jakuchū (1716-1800), on view at the Gallery from March 30-April 29, 2012.
Learn MoreTo support performances by Nature Theater of Oklahoma of Life and Times – Episode 1, the first installment of a planned ten-episode saga, at Shizuoka Performing Arts Center in 2012. (Fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas)
Learn Moreto continue support of the partnership between the New York based and Japan based Noguchi Museums.
Learn Moreto support the participation of seven Cambodian artists and scholars in the September 2012 Cambodia Studies Conference.
Learn MoreTo support the 2012 Japan Tour of Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, a musician-led ensemble committed to collaborative leadership, comprising four performances, three facilitated discussions, and a public forum.
Learn MoreFor a ten-month grant renewal to complete a program of study in theater leading to the M.F.A. degree at the Actors Studio Drama School in New York City.
Learn Morefor a five-month grant to study architecture and architectural history and to undertake an internship at Steven Harris Architects in New York City, beginning in summer 2012.
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