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The Grants and Activities Made by Asia:NZ for the Period July 2009 to June 2010 1 The grants and activities made by Asia:NZ for the period July 2009 to June 2010 SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz Business Asia New Zealand Foundation: $4,737 for an internship opportunity within ITRI in Taiwan. Asia New Zealand Foundation: $19,278 for an internship opportunity within KPMG in Vietnam. Asia New Zealand Foundation: $7,000 for an internship opportunity within Kyushu Railway Company (KRC) in Japan. Frances Yamada: $8,498.60 to undertake an internship opportunity within Kyushu Railway Company (KRC) in Japan. Hong Kong New Zealand Business Association Inc: $4,000 assists with the launch of the Hong Kong film festival week. New Zealand International Business Forum: $10,000 to sponsor the IBF Korea New Zealand Business Roundtable. Japan New Zealand Business Council: $3,000 to sponsor two “Think Japan Seminars” in Auckland and in Christchurch. 2 Culture/Communities Ahilan Karunaharan: $1,000 to stage “The Inheritance of Loss” in Wellington. Alyx Duncan: $1,700 to assist with travel costs to Beijing, China to film a section of “The Red House”. Aroha Quartet: $1,000 to assist with travel to Guangzhou, China. Art and Industry Trust: $4719 to assist in hosting filmmaker Shuddhabrata Sengupta from Delhi, India to the Christchurch Art Gallery 2010 SCAPE Biennial of arts. Arti Gentejohann: $2,370 to assist in the staging of “Bindi - the Indian dot” exhibition at Pataka, Porirua, Wellington. Ashley Remer: $3,000 to assist in conducting a research trip to Japan. Asia New Zealand Foundation/Korea Foundation and Christchurch Arts Centre Artist Residency Exchange: $9,780 to assist with travel to Seoul, South Korea for the second artist residency exchange. SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz Asia New Zealand Foundation/Christchurch Arts Centre: $7,605 to assist with hosting two paper-cutters from China to hold workshops during the Chinese New Year celebrations. Asia New Zealand Foundation: $15,000 to support the 2010 Festival of Japan in Wellington. Asia New Zealand Foundation: $12,220 to assist with costs for the inaugural artist in residence programme at Platform China Contemporary Art Institute in Beijing in 2010. Asia New Zealand Foundation/Taipei Artist Village Artist Residency Exchange: $7,540 to Andy Leleisi'uao to assist with travel to Taiwan. Asia New Zealand Foundation: $2,300 to assist artist Mu Yuming to visit New Zealand for the Wellington Artist Residency Exchange (WARE). Asian Events Trust: $2,000 to assist with travel to China to explore opportunities for working with culture groups in 2011 Chinese New Year festival in Wellington. Auckland Art Gallery: $6,000 to assist in hosting artists from Asia as part of the Fourth Auckland Triennial. 3 Auckland Cambodian Youth and Recreation Trust: $500 to assist in staging the Cambodia New Zealand Friendship Day in Auckland. Auckland Chinese Community Centre: $1,000 to assist in staging the Chinese New Year Festival in Auckland. Auckland Writers and Readers Festival Charitable Trust: $6000 to assist in the hosting of writers and performers from Asia to attend the Festival. Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust: $1,000 to assist in the staging of a cultural festival in Auckland to mark the diamond jubilee of India's independence. Block Foundation: $2,000 to assist in the hosting of prominent architect Momoyo Kaijima for a lecture tour in Auckland and Wellington. Bridgette Murphy: $1,500 to assist with a workshop to create a giant tiger lantern for Chinese New Year in Palmerston North. British Council New Zealand: $2,500 to assist in the staging of the “People in Your Neighbourhood” project. SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz Cantonese Opera Society of New Zealand Inc: $3,000 to support the Waitakere Moon Festival. Chandrakirti Trust: $500 to support a visit by monks from India for a series of workshops and performances in Nelson. Choirs Aotearoa New Zealand: $4,000 to support the New Zealand Youth Choir to travel to Singapore and Seoul and to work with local choirs, Ensemble Singers in Singapore and the World Vision South Korea Choir. Christchurch Arts Centre: $1,631 to assist with the preservation of 10 pieces of paper cutter's Jia Qiong Liu's artwork. Creative New Zealand ConversAsians: $4,000 to assist with travel by New Zealand artists to a series of workshops in Singapore. Drum Productions Westfield Style Pacifika: $4,000 to support the Asia Pasifika segment of the 2010 Westfield Style Pasifika. Fiona Amundsen: $2,000 to assist with travel to Japan to research her exhibition “The First City in History”. 4 George Chan World Lion Dance Championship: $1,500 to assist with travel to attend World Lion Dance Championship in Malaysia. Hamilton City Council: $3,000 to support a Japanese component as part of the Pacific Rose Bowl Festival. Hamilton City Council: $4,000 to support the Hamilton Gardens Summer Festival Asia Experience. Hindu Council of New Zealand: $1,800 to assist with the staging of the Deepawali Festival in Rotorua. Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Iai-Do of New Zealand: $1,000 to assist in bringing Master Goho Chong from Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Iai-Do of Australia to demonstrate at the 2010 Lantern Festival, conduct a national seminar and a series of workshops around Auckland. Indian Cultural Society (Waikato): $800 to assist with the staging of a Diwali celebration at the Founders Theatre in Hamilton. SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz International Pacific College: $2,000 to support the Palmerston North Sakura Festival. Jack Woon: $1,000 to assist with travel to attend the Shanghai International Film Festival. Jade Min: $650 to assist with the development of an exhibition of Chinese artists in Auckland. Japanese Society of Auckland: $1,500 to assist in the staging of the 2010 Japan Day at the ASB Show Grounds in Auckland. Kerry Ann Lee/AM Space: $2,560 to assist with travel to China to stage an art project at the AM Space Gallery in Shanghai. Manawatu Multicultural Council: $500 to support a multicultural concert in Palmerston North. Mark Hamilton and Shayne Comino: $2,000 to assist with travel to Kerala in India to study martial arts. Mark Summerville: $3,000 to assist with travel to Shanghai, China, to film a documentary on artist New Zealand Heather Straka. 5 Martin Reynolds: $1,000 to assist in hosting a tour by Japanese drummer Shoji Hano in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. Mary-Louise Browne: $3,956 to participate in an artist-in-residence programme at Taipei Artists Village, Taiwan. MAU Dance Theatre: $2,500 to support two artists from Indonesia for a performance season at the Manukau Arts Festival in Auckland. Mika Haka Foundation: $1,500 to support dancer Shakti to New Zealand to perform at the Pasifika and AROHA festivals in Auckland. Music Association of Auckland: $2,000 to support the East Meets West Concert in Auckland. Napier/Hastings Ramayan Mandali: $800 to assist with the staging of a Diwali celebration. SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz Narthana Aalayam School of Indian Dance: $800 to assist in running a series of dance workshops in Auckland. Nelson Indian Community: $1,000 to assist in bringing performers from Wellington to a Diwali Festival. New Zealand Academy of Bharata-Natyam: $4,500 to assist with staging a performance of traditional Indian dance in Nelson. New Zealand Indian Fine Arts Society: $750 to support a concert by M Balamuralikrishna in Lower Hutt. New Zealand International Festival of the Arts Trust: $6,000 to support the staging of “Sutra” as part of the 2010 New Zealand International Festival of the Arts in Wellington. New Zealand Japan Society of Auckland: $2,000 to support its annual Taste of Japan Festival. New Zealand School of Music: $1,600 to assist musicians to participate in the World Music Days Festival in China. Nicholas Spratt: $1,700 to participate in an artists' workshop in Korea. 6 Nigel Borell: $2,000 to assist in conducting a research trip to Hong Kong. New Zealand Association of Events Professionals: $4,000 to bring the Australian organiser of Sydney’s Chinese New Year Celebrations Gillian Minervini as a speaker at the Eventing the Future Conference in Christchurch. New Zealand Wushu Federation: $2,000 to support the organising of the Chinese Wushu performance in Wellington. Otago Festival of the Arts Trust: $4,000 to provide support with venue hire expenses. Peter Wilson: $1,400 to assist with travel to Shanghai, China, to visit the Shanghai Puppet Theatre and Shanghai Drama Academy. Phil Dadson and Lisa Benson: $3,000 to participate in the 9 Dragon Heads Silk Road Artist Project 2010. SOURCED FROM asia:nzonline www.asianz.org.nz Rashmi Pilapitiya/Shamon Productions: $3,000 to support the staging of “Gas” at Bats Theatre in Wellington. Renee Liang: $2,000 to assist with the staging of “The Bone Feeder” in Masterton and Palmerston North. Rewi Alley Academy: $2,000 help with the purchase of traditional Chinese costumes for dance performance. Sai Natyalaya Trust: $1,500 to support an Indian cultural concert at the Dorothy Winstone Centre in Auckland. Sri Lanka Association of New Zealand: $1,000 to retain the services of an instructor to teach a drumming group. Sri Lanka Dance Academy: $2,000 to assist in bringing guest artist Mohan Sudusinghe to New Zealand for a seven week workshop. Stanley Harper: $2,000 to assist with travel to Tokyo and Hong Kong for screenings of his film “Cambodia Dreams”. The Documentary New Zealand Trust: $2,000 to assist with travel of delegates to the Guangzhou International Documentary Film Festival in China. 7 The Green Bench: $1,900 to support an exhibition of Japanese artists in Whanganui.
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