2016 USA Fellowship
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Filmmaker
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Composer and Violinist
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Theater Artist and Performer
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Glass Engraver
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Filmmaker, Writer, and Performer
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Experimental Filmmaker
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Performance Artist and Japanese Archer
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Filmmaker
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Sculptor and Installation Artist
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Furniture Designer and Maker
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Sculptor
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Painter
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Ceramicist
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Kumu Hula Master
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Filmmaker and Animator
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Social Practice Artist
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Hip hop/Breaker and Choreographer
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Multimedia Artist
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Ceremonial Dress Artist
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Composer
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Drummer and Composer
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Architects
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Fiber Artist
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Tap Dancer and Choreographer
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Potter
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Sculptor and Public Artist
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Poet
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Painter
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Dancer and Choreographer
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Dancer and Choreographer
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Composer and Pianist
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Multidisciplinary Artist and Performer
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Multigenre Writer and Journalist
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Beadworker
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Dancer and Choreographer
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Playwright and Theater Director
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Sculptor and Installation Artist
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Theater Artist and Performer
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Bit & Spur Maker and Silversmith
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Multidisciplinary Artist and Performer
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Dancer and Choreographer
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Experimental Dancer and Choreographer
2016 USA Fellowship
Screen capture from “Ronnie BoDean” by Steven Paul Judd.
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Image from UMMA-YA by yuniya edi kwon. Interdisciplinary performance work. Costume by Sueann Leung.
Photo by Mengwen Cao.
Peggy Shaw in RUFF, Anchorage Alaska, NYC 2012. Photo by Michael Conti.
“Sea Ice Moves In Spring”. Cameo engraved glass, 2015.
“Eleven Heavy Things”, Finger Tablet, 2009. Photo by Brian Paul Lanotte.
“Stills from That which identifies them, like the eye of the cyclops”, 2016. Courtesy of the artist.
Amerika maru, 1998. Photo courtesy of the artist
Courtesy of the artist
“Deep Water”, 2016. Courtesy of the artist
“TRIFFIDS” - DOXA, BLOCKADE, ZTHEO 2010-11. Fired ceramic, steel plate, steel baling wire, 5” neoprene casters Photo by Nancy Nichols.
Photo courtesy artist.
Aedes, 2011. Stop motion animation. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Installation, TY10 Timeline, 2014 (Van AbbeMuseum, Eindhoven, Netherlands). Photo courtesy of the artist.
Photo courtesy artist.
Score excerpt from The Journey Of The Horizontal People, 2016, commissioned for Kronos Quartet.
People Places and Things: A New Kind of Dance (2015). Courtesy of the artist
Vault House, Oxnard, California, 2013. Photo by Eric Staudenmaier.
“Lacing Space”, 2012. Hand-cut muslin, gesso, graphite, aluminum armature. Photo by Sophie Mutevelian.
Courtesy of Blue Flower Arts
“Anonymous”, 2015. Dye on carved and tooled leather. Courtesy of Adelson Galleries.
Photo courtesy artist.
"Thank You For Coming: Play", August 2016. Photo by Maria Baranova. Performers: Alicia Ohs and Bobby Mcelver.
“Installation view of installation at Walker Art Center.” Courtesy of the artist.
21st Century Traditional, collection of Brooklyn Museum of Art, 2010. Photo credit: Dan Barsotti
“Sticky Majesty”, 2016. Photo by Scott Shaw.
“Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven”, HERE Arts Center, New York, NY Jennifer Lim, Becky Yamamoto, Jun Sky Kim, Haerry Kim. Courtesy of Carl Skutch.
“R.S.V.P. I”, 1977/2003. Nylon mesh and sand. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Photo courtesy artist.
“Spiraling Down”, 2013. Photo by Ian Douglas.
Jurij Konjar in “Bound”, 1982. Monika Rittershaus, Berlin, 2013