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Arts Network Asia Main office 72-13 Mohamed Sultan Road, Singapore 239007 Tel: +65-6737 7213 Fax: +65-6737 7013 Email: taytong@theatreworks.org.sg Website http://www.artsnetworkasia.org/main.html Purpose and program areas ANA supports projects that are carried out by Asian artists residing in Asia; projects that are to be initiated and implemented in Asia, engaging with Asian artists and arts communities; and projects that maintain a focus on Southeast Asia. ANA will consider projects that encourage provocative exchanges and collaborations between and among various cultures and communities within Asia. ANA is interested in the contemporary experience of Asia including its relationship with traditions. Hence, this includes urban expressions, contemporary arts, contemporary arts and its relationship to traditional arts as well as encounters between traditional arts. ANA promotes collaborations and exchanges with diverse cultures across borders in Asia and would look into the potential of localregional-global complementation. Arts Network Asia (ANA) supports many fields of communication: hybrid interdisciplinary work, performance, community projects, visual arts, video/film, youth projects, literature, critical discourse, technical training and arts management. Funding sources The ANA is supported by: The Ford Foundation The Asian Cultural Council through special funds from the Rockefeller Foundation. Rockefeller foundation Eligible countries Southeast Asian countries. Who can receive a grant Artists, cultural workers, arts activists, and arts communities. Grant size The grants are up to a maximum of $10,000. ANA grants range from $1,500 to $7,500 for each project, and are open to supporting existing or new projects. Examples of recent grants 2010 Awards Grantees ANA has awarded a total of $39,500 in grants to 11 arts organizations and individuals for their projects that take place from March 2010 onwards. A total of 211 applications were received from around Asia. The following are some projects that have been awarded ANA 2010 grants: Bangladesh/USA , Naeem Mohaiemen ,The Young Man Was - $4,000 72
Cambodia, Chou Davy Golden Slumbers, a documentary film project - $3,000 China, Arrow Factory, Arrow Factory Triennial Publication Project - $4,000 China, China Queer Independent Films (CQIF), China Queer Film Festival Tour - Rainbow Village - $4,000. 2011 Awards Grantees In 2011, ANA awarded a total of $29,100 in grants to 11 arts organizations and individuals for their projects that took place between February and December 2011. A total 236 applications were received from around Asia. Application procedure ANA includes the following as its criteria for selection: Projects that focus on collaborations and exchange within Asia Projects in multiple disciplines (e.g. performing arts, visual arts, film/video/new media, literature, critical discourse, arts management) Independent and process-oriented arts projects, rather than product-orientated projects Continuity and sustainability of projects Artistic merit of the project and its positive impact on larger communities Projects that empower and capacity build the arts communities in Asia Visibility of the project e.g. physical events, project website Presence of other sources of funding Project implementation should be in April 2012 onwards 73
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