Taiwan Film & Culture Association
To provide support for Charles McCarry to travel to Taiwan to participate in the workshop “MINIATURE-NIFICENT – Workshop of Miniature’s Application of Movie Visual Effects”.
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For an oral history of ADF’s role in nurturing the development of contemporary dance in China, beginning in the 1980s, until the present.
to enable four dance professionals from the U.S. to travel to China to work towards fostering partnerships with several companies and academies across the country
to supplement a 2018 grant supporting the participation of 4 dance artists from Southeast Asia in the American Dance Festival's 2019 International Choreographers Residency Program
a Project Grant to enable 4 dance artists from Southeast Asia to participate in the American Dance Festival in summer 2019
A Project Grant to enable 5 dance artists and 1 dance scholar from Southeast Asia to participate in the American Dance Festival in summer 2018
to support Indonesian dance artist Ali Sukri's participation in the 2014 International Choreographers Residency Program
to enable two choreographers from Henan University to participate in the International Choreographers Residency Program in summer 2011
for the participation of eight dancers from China in the International Choreographers Residency Program at ADF in summer 2011
to enable ADF co-director Jodee Nimerichter to travel to Shanghai in January 2006 to discuss with partner organizations there plans for an American Dance Festival program in China
to enable Indonesian dance artist Martinus Miroto to participate in the International Choreographers Commissioning Program at ADF in summer 2005
to enable Dai Jian from Guangdong, China, to participate in ADF's six-week school in summer 2004
support for choreographer Akiko Kitamura to participate in the International Choreographers Commissioning Program in summer 2003
support for ADF co-director Stephanie Reinhart and project consultant Chiang Ching to travel to China in April 2001 to explore possibilities for an ADF program in China
to support the participation of choreographers Li Hanzhong and Ma Bo in the ADF International Choreographers Program
to support the fall 1997 American tour of the Guangdong Modern Dance Company
to support the participation of Guangdong Modern Dance Company choreographer Shen Wei in ADF's 1995 International Choreographers Commisioning Program
to enable dance scholars Malbourg Kim from Korea and Sal Murgiyanto from Indonesia to attend the International Dance Critics Conference at the American Dance Festival in summer 1994
to enable three dance critics from Asia to attend the Dance Critics' Conference at the American Dance Festival in summer 1993
to enable members of the Guangdong Modern Dance Company to study and perform at the American Dance Festival in summer 1991
to enable four choreographers and dancers from China participating in the summer 1986 Festival to spend one month in New York observing dance activities
to support the participation of three choreographers from Asia in the International Choreographers' Workshop at the American Dance Festival in summer 1985
to support the participation of modern dance companies from Indonesia and the Philippines in the Festival's fiftieth anniversary program held at Duke University in summer 1984
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2021 John D. Rockefeller 3rd Award
To participate in the International Studio Program at the Institute of Contemporary Art, P.S. 1, in New York, beginning in September 1995
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To enable choreographer/dance artists Eiko Otake from New York and Wen Hui from Beijing to engage in a reciprocal exchange, spending one month together in China and a second month in the U.S.
To enable Setpheap Sorn and Chakreya So to participate in a residency in New York and at the American Dance Festival in Spring 2007.
enable eleven students from the Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to participate in the U.S. tour of Cambodian Stories in spring 2006
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An online hybrid structure of Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama (TPAM) 2021, an international platform for performing arts professionals of Asia and the world
TPM Exchange is a set of exchange opportunities organised as an essential part of TPAM - Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama, an international platform for performing arts professionals that facilitates information sharing, discussion, mutual learning and networking among 1,000 individual participants from around 45 countries/regions of the world.
to support the participation of the Wooster Group in Sound Live Tokyo in December 2015
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A 2-month research trip to the Philippines, Indonesia, and Japan to trace the legacy of Dr. José M. Maceda’s influence on contemporary experimental performance
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For the fourth and final year of the Southeast Asian Choreographers Network program in 2021-2022.
A 6-month Organization/Project Grant to provide for the third year of the Southeast Asian Choreographers Network Program, adapted as a virtual program with online workshops for dance artists in Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand.
to support further development of the ACC-Kelola-ADF Southeast Asia Choreographers Network by facilitating the participation of 4 choreographers in the 2019 International Choreographers Residency program at American Dance Festival, and organizing a workshop in Indonesia for network participants
a Project Grant to support the participation of choreographers from Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia in a one-week collaborative platform in Indonesia
to support a performing arts exchange pilot program between Indonesia and Cambodia
to support the organization of collaborative workshops and fellowship programs in 2008 and 2009
to support a choreography workshop to be conducted in Solo, Indonesia, under the direction of Lin Hwai-Min from July 26- August 9, 2007
Supplementary grant to support additional expenses in connection with the Lin Hwai-Min choreography workshop held in Indonesia, July 26- August 9
to support an arts management workshop directed by Laurie Uprichard in Solo, Central Java, from August 28 through September 1, 2006
to help support Kelola's administrative expenses in organizing collaborative workshop and fellowship programs with the ACC in 2005 and 2006
support Kelola's administrative expenses in organizing collaborative workshop and internship program with the ACC in 2005
to support a workshop in Jakarta on international touring for performing arts groups directed by Rachel Cooper of the Asia Society in March 2005
to support a workshop in Solo on performing arts networks directed by Norikazo Sato of the Japan Contemporary Dance Network, from November 29 to December 3, 2005
to help support Kelola's administrative expenses in organizing collaborative workshop and internship programs with the ACC in 2004
To support a lighting workshop that will be led by Clifton Taylor in Indonesia in June 2003
For administrative expenses in organizing collaborative workshop and internship programs with the ACC in 2003-2004
for administrative expenses in organizing collaborative workshop and internship programs with the ACC in 2001-2002
to support a workshop in festival management led by Joe Wilson
to enable Amna Kusumo, director of the Kelola Foundation in Indonesia, to survey cultural institutions and arts management practices in Asia
to enable Jennifer Tipton to conduct a professional lighting design workshop in Indonesia in February 2000
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Organization/Project Grant to provide support for Hope Sessions, a series of online panel discussions moderated by curators in Asia and the U.S. to initiate dialogue around what art will look like in the post-COVID-19 future.
To support cultural preservation programs in Mongolia, a project to be undertaken by Hal Fischer at the Fine Arts Museum in Ulaanbaatar
To support the Museum's cultural preservation programs in Mongolia (D-98560)
To allow Teresa Heady to undertake a teaching residency in conservation and collections handling at the University of Art and Culture in Mongolia
To enable Dorjiin Enkhtugs, director of the Museum of Theater and Art in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to undertake a three-month internship at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the California Academy of Sciences, and the Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, in summer 1994
To provide support for travel to Mongolia by two curators and a conservator from the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco in preparation for a major exhibition of art from Mongolian collections to be presented at the museum in 1995
To support curatorial research and discussions in Vietnam in connection with an exhibition of Vietnamese art being planned by the Asian Art Museum
To support the publication of a catalogue accompanying the exhibition "Essence of Indian Art," shown at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco in fall 1986
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A 9-month Organization/Project Grant to support the formation of a network of artists, researchers, archivists, and the public across Japan and the U.S. to engage in online conversations, research, and presentations about media and art of the 1970s Japan.
A grant supplement to support the formation of a network of artists, researchers, archivists, and the public across Japan and the U.S. to engage in online conversations, research, and presentations about media and art of the 1970s Japan
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A 1-month grant supplement to adapt a disrupted project to enable U.S. and Japanese artists and curators to carry out research in Japan and through online meetings in connection with the English publication Don’t Follow the Wind, examining community and artistic responses to the ongoing crisis in the Fukushima Exclusion Zone
To enable three Americans to undertake research in Japan, in order to lay the groundwork for the first English publication on the the "Don't Follow the Wind" project
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A 5-month Individual Fellowship to conduct research and collaborate on a project, "Following the Direction of the Waves to Discover One’s Own Place to Stand," in Taiwan.
A 3-month fellowship to undertake a collaborative ethnomusicology project with indigenous communities in Hualien County, Taiwan
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