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Recent Grants

Library Grants
2009/2010
Columbia University
Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Louisiana State University Libraries
H.H. Mu Far Eastern Library-Royal Ontario Museum
University of Heidelberg
 
2008/2009
Freie Universität Berlin
Portland Art Museum
Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Culture
University of Kansas Libraries
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
 
2007/2008
Columbia University
Heidelberg University, Center for East Asian Studies
Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Culture
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
University of Washington Libraries
 
2006/2007
The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Denver Art Museum
Freie Universität Berlin
H.H. Mu Far Eastern Library, Royal Ontario Museum
The Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Sinological Institute, University of Leiden
Alderman Library, University of Virginia
 
2005/2006
Birmingham Museum of Art
C.V. Starr East Asian Library, Columbia University
Rubel Asiatic Research Collection, Harvard University
University of Kansas
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat, Heidelberg
Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Culture
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
2004/2005 Denver Art Museum
The Ruth & Sherman Lee Institute for Japanese Art
School of Oriental and Asian Studies (SOAS)
Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat, Heidelberg
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
 

Institutional Grants
2009/2010
Reaktion Books, publication support for “The Art of the Yellow
   Springs: Reading Chinese Tombs,” by Wu Hung
University of Zurich, support for conference, “Connoisseurship
   in East Asian Art”
 
2008/2009
Japan Society Gallery: support for Gallery Lectures associated
   with the exhibition “New Bamboo: Contemporary Masters”
Phoenix Art Museum: conference support for the exhibition “A
   Tradition Redefined: Modern and Contemporary Chinese
   Paintings from the Chu-tsing Li Collection”
 
2007/2008
Chazen Museum of Art: support for symposium "Competition
   and Collaboration: Japanese Prints of the Utagawa School"
Freien Universitat Berlin: "Publication of lecture series about
   Buddhist art and ritual"
 
2006/2007
Philadelphia Museum of Art: publication support for “Masters of
    the brush: Ike Taiga and Tokuyama Gyokuran”
Scripps College: publication support for “Chikanobu: Modernity
    and Nostalgia in Japanese Prints
 
2005/2006 Free University of Berlin: lecture series on "Rituals in
    Buddhist Art"
Reaktion Books: publication support for Remaking
    Beijing - Tiananmen Square and the Creation of a
    Political Space, by Wu Hung
 
2004/2005 Elvehjem Museum of Art: exhibition catalogue for
    "Competition and Collaboration in Edo Print Culture"
Philadelphia Museum of Art: research travel for "Masters of
    the Brush: Ike Taiga and Tokuyama Gyokuran"
Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat, Heidelberg: support for
    conference, "Stone Inscriptions forEternity in North China"
University of Hawai'I Press: publication support for
    Drawing Boundaries:
Architectural Images in Qing China, by Anita Chung
University of Michigan, Center for Japanese Studies:
    publication support for newsletter
 

Individual Grants
2009/2010
Stephen Addiss and Audrey Seo, research for "The Sound of
   One Hand: Paintings and Calligraphy by Zen Master Hakuin"
Maki Kaneko, research for "Art at the Service of the State:
   Japanese Artists in the War, 1907-1952"
Yeewon Koon, research for "Template of a Modern Artist: Su
   Renshan (1814-c.1850)"
Sonya Lee, production support for "Surviving Nirvana: Death
   of the Buddha in Chinese Visual Culture"
Jong Phil Park, research and publication support for "Ensnaring
   the Public Eye: Painting Manuals of Late Ming China
   (1550-1644) and the Negotiation of Taste"
Alicia Volk, publication support for "In Pursuit of Universalism:
   Yorozu Tetsugoro and Japanese Modern Art"
 
2008/2009
Dr. Karen Fraser: research support for “The Tomishige Studio:
   A Regional Study of Early Japanese Photography”
Dr. Mikiko Hirayama: research support for “A New Realism:    Ethnic Identity and Art Criticism in Modern Japan”
Dr. Julia K. Murray: research support for a 2010 exhibition on    Confucius, at the China Institute Gallery
 
2007/2008
Dr. Craig Clunas: publication support for "Empire of Great
   Brightness: Visual and Material Cultures of Ming China"
Dr. Haruo Shirane: publication support for "Envisioning the
   Tale of Genji: Media, Gender, and Cultural Production"
Dr. Melanie Trede: research support for "The Adaptation of
   Hachiman Paintings in early modern Japan: Innovative
   visions of the Sumiyoshi school
 
2006/2007
Dr. Stephen Addiss: publication support for “77 Dances:
    Japanese Calligraphy by Poets, Monks, and Scholars,
    1568-1868”
Dr. Anthony Barbieri-Low: publication support for
    “Artisans in Early Imperial China”
Dr. Dorothy Wong: publication support for“H_ry_-ji
    Reconsidered”
 
2005/2006 Dr. Cynthea Bogel: publication support for Secret Matrix:
    Icon, Image, and Institution in Early Medieval Japan
Dr. Sherry Fowler: research for "Accounts and Images
    of the Six Kannon Cult in Japan"
Dr. Yu Jiang: research for "Statecraft and Cemetery
    in Early Dynastic China: Yu Funerary Arts in the Zhou"
Dr. Annette Juliano and Dr. Dorothy Wong: research for
    "The Formation of a Metropolitan Art Style:
    Chan'gan Buddhist Sculptures from the Berlin Museum,
    6th-9th Centuries"
Dr. Richard Kent: research for "Early 20th-Century Amateur
    Photographic Societies Active in Shanghai"
Dr. Marco Pompili: research for "Modern Architecture in Japan."
Yamaguchi Bunzo (1902-1978): Bunriha, Sousha,
    and Rationalism"
 
2004/2005 Dr. Qianshen Bai: research for "Reflections on the Canon
    Formation in Chinese Calligraphy"
Dr. Matthew P. McKelway: research for "Capitalscapes:
    Rakuchû Rakugai-zu and the Political Imagination in
    16th Century Kyoto"
Dr. Julia K. Murray: research for "Narrative Illustration
    in China: Art and Confucian Ideology"
Dr. Eugene Wang: publication support for The Shape
    of the Visual:
The Lotus Sutra and the World-making in Medieval
    Chinese Buddhist Art
Dr. Richard Wilson: research for "Printopia: Chinese
    Literature and Domestic Environments in
    Seventeenth-Century Japan"
Dr. Dorothy Wong: publication support for Chinese Steles:
    Pre-Buddhist and Buddhist Use of a Symbolic Form
 

Doctoral Grants
2009/2010
Youn-mi Kim, "Eternal Ritual: Relic Crypts of the Chaoyang
   North Pagoda (1043-1044 CE)"
Hilary Pedersen, "The Five Great Space Repository
   Bodhisattvas and Imperial Power in Ninth-Century Japan"
Amanda Wright, "Qiu Ti’s (1906-1958) Contributions to the
   Storm Society (1931-1935): Modernist Ideology, Public
   Receptivity, and Personal Identity"
 
2008/2009
Youn-mi Kim: “Buddhist Cosmology, Rituals, and Mingling of Buddha Boddies: Chaoyang North Pagoda (1043 A.D. – 1044 A.D.)”  
2007/2008
Mari Takamatsu: “Painting on Performance, Painting as
   Performance: The Function of the Gaze in Early Modern
   Japan (1596-1644)”
 
2006/2007
Naoko Gunji: “Amidaji: Mortuary Art, Architecture, and Rites of
    Emperor Antoku's Temple”
Seng Kuan: “The Building, the Monument, and the City: Kenzo
    Tange's Reconfiguration of Postwar Japanese Cities in Three
    Scales”
Haicheng Wang: “Writing and Civilization in Early China Seen
   in Comparative Perspective”
Jui-man Wu: “Art and Identity: Tombs of Elite Foreigners in
    China during the Northern Zhou Period (557-581 CE)”
 
2005/2006 Karen Hwang: "Visual and Religious Cultures of Ninth
    and Tenth Century China: A Study of Dunhuang,
    Sichuan, and the Central Plains"
Jiyeon Kim: "Status and Identity: Works and Social
    Relations of Lat Choson Chungin Painters"
 
2004/2005 Jiyeon Kim: "Chungin (Middle People) Literati Painters
    in Late Choson Dynasty
Hao Sheng: "The Miraculous Buddhist Images
    of Medieval China: Their Reproduction and Reception"
Yasuko Tsuchikane: "Dômoto Inshô (1891-1975)
    and Buddhist Monastery Paintings in Japan"