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Annual Grant Programme Results Announced
30/04/2010

Arts & Culture


Film Festivals Abroad Support Programme 2010-11


Cinemagic International Children’s Film Festival
Applicant: Cinemagic


Scotland Loves Animation
Applicant: Scotland Loves Animation


Onedotzero – adventures in motion 2010
Applicant: Onedotzero 


Encounters International Short Film Festival
Applicant: Encounters Festival Ltd.


 Zipangu Fest
Applicant: Midnight Eye Screening


Exhibition Abroad Support Program 2010-2011


Grants will be awarded towards the following exhibitions:


New work by Rinko Kawauuchi for the Brighton Biennial 2010
Applicant: Photoworks


Unearthed: figure-making and figure-breaking in ancient Japan and the Balkans
Applicant: Sainsbury Institute for Visual Arts


Tatsumi Orimoto
Applicant: A Foundation


Tabaimo
Applicant: Parasol Unit for Contemporary Art


Portraits of the Hibakusha
Applicant: Kingston University


Performing Arts for Europe 2010-11


Shun-kin
Applicant: Theatre de complicite


Japanese Studies


Fellowship Programme 2010-11


Long-Term Scholars and Researchers


Dr Mara Patessio, University of Manchester    - Topic of Research: Hasegawa Shigure and Japanese Women’s Modern History


Dr Andrea Germer, University of Newcastle – Topic of Research: Visual Propaganda in Wartime Japan and Germany: Culture, Race and Gender in Comparative Perspective


Short-Term Scholars and Researchers


Dr Roman Matousek, London Metropolitan University – Topic of Research: Banks Efficiency and Monetary Policy Stance in Japan: Lessons for Europe


Prof Fran Lloyd, Kingston University – Topic of Research: Dumb Type: An Art of Intervention


Ms Alice Maude-Roxby, Kingston University – Topic of Research: Bigakko – investigating the impact of radical Japanese artist-teachers since 1969


Intellectual Exchange Conferences 2010-11


Wilton Park – a grant towards the conference: Japan: Increasing its International Role?


University of Oxford – a grant towards the conference: The 20th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference


Other Support for Conferences:


British Association for Japanese Studies (BAJS)
A grant towards: BAJS Conference 2010 


Organisations in Japanese Studies 2010-11


              Staff Expansion – University of Edinburgh, SOAS (ongoing)


Language Centre


Short-Term Training Programme for Foreign Teachers of the Japanese Language (Summer Course) 2010-11


Roberta Ignirri
Sophie Lane


Japanese-Language Programme for Specialists (Specialists in Cultural and Academic Fields) 2010-11


Paul O'Shea
Amy Walker


SAKURA Core Project 2010-11


The British Association for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language (BATJ)