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Visiting Fellows Program

This program aims to build up an international network for contemporary performing arts and to enhance mutual understanding, and gives an opportunity for arts administrators to research the contemporary performing arts scene in Japan. The program supports research visits to Japan by arts administrators i.e. producers, program directors, presenters and curators, who are expected to play an important role in the international performing arts scene and intend to carry out projects with contemporary theater and dance communities in Japan. The program offers grants and guest rooms at Morishita Studio during the research visit.

Our grants are for administrators, i.e. producers, program directors and curators,
who
  • are based outside Japan
  • engage to international exchange projects
  • able to communicate in Japanese or English
  • able to stay in Japan for more than 20 days up to 30 days between June 2, 2012 and March 31, 2013.
  • The main purpose of the visit has to be for researching the performing arts scene in Japan, therefore arts administrators with the purpose of producing or touring a specific piece of work are not eligible to apply
  • An individual or organization in Japan planning to invite the art administrator also can apply the program, but it is necessary to gain the consent of the invitee

The program awards travel expenses, i.e. one round-trip Economy-class ticket and/or living expenses and/or accommodation at Morishita Studio. Amount of grants will vary according to the funding and contributions from other sources.

  • Awardees are able to use the facilities at Morishita Studio upon request during the research visit.
  • The Saison Foundation can help to coordinate meetings and interviews, and to provide additional support for the research.

Awardees are expected to


  • hold a public talk or give a presentation on their country痴 art scene and their work
  • submit a report on the research visit
  • demonstrate the outcome of the research visit within 1 year after the visit, e.g. performing events, workshop, talk event or publication written in any language except Japanese
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Timeframe for 2012 Awards

Grants and studio awards for 2012 will be given to projects and activities scheduled to begin at any time during the year from April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013
Please note that Morishita Studio will be offered from June 2, 2012 till March 31, 2013.
Applicants based outside may submit proposals directly or through their artistic partner in Japan to our International Programs.

  • The application form is only available and accepted in Japanese or English.
  • Application guidelines in Japanese are also available upon request and at our website.
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