Chou Wen-chung
The Center for US-China Arts Exchange Newsletter Archive
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Volume 2, No. 1: “Review 1980,” published Spring 1981
Features:
- U.S. Visit of Music and Arts Education Delegation
- The Playwright Cao Yu
- Music and Music Education in China
- Cooperative Projects
- Art Historian from China
- David Gilbert with the Central Philharmonic
- Reviewing, Exploring, and Improving
- Update/1981
Volume 3, No. 1: “China Welcomes American Artists,” published Spring 1982
Features:
- Advisory Council for Center
- China Welcomes American Artists, Finale, Fanfare, and Focus
- Beverly Sills Shows How It’s Done
- Miniature UN for DeLay, Lin, and Rivers
- Educating a New Audience
- Painter-Poet, Dreamers, and Dancers
- Year’s Sojourn for Conductor
- American Musicians Change Their Tune
- My Life in China as a Writer
Volume 4: “Dialogue on U.S.-China Arts Education,” published Summer 1983
Features:
- Dialogue on U.S.-China Arts Education
- Farewell to Chen Xieyang
- Master Teachers and Promising Students
- Portrait of an Artist
- Honors for New Segal Work
- Columbia’s First Henry Luce Visiting Fellow
- Words on Words: A Writers’ Forum
- Focus on Technique
- Encore for Anderson
- The Golden Sound of Brass
- Bestseller in Translation
- A Fashion Trade
- A Wish Fulfilled
- Segal Joins Advisory Council
- Salesman in Beijing
- Viola Virtuoso
- Behind the Scenes
Volume 5: “New Programs, New Directions,” published Summer 1984
Features:
- Arts Education
- Arthur Miller’s “Salesman” Travels to Beijing
- Of Atriums, Ateliers, and Architraves
- Qin Master Wu Wenguang & Composer Luo Jingjing
- Visual Arts
- Architecture and Planning
- Encore for Lin Cho-liang
- Music Exchanges Flourish
- A Celebration of Poets and Writers
- First Song
- Kenneth Koch
- Firing Young Imaginations
- The Railroad, Dream, and A Wish Poem
- Advisory Council Meets
- New Faces at Center
Volume 6: “Program Year 1984-85,” published Summer 1986
Features:
- Three-Year Arts Education Exchange Continues
- PEN Symposium Kicks Off Writers’ April Visit
- Chinese Artists in America
- Young Violinists: Guo Li and Yu Yen
- Luce Grant Funds Visual Arts Exchange
- American Artists in China
- Americans Make Music in China
- Norris Houghton: Theater Specialist in Shanghai and Beijing
- The Center Acts as Host to Many Visiting Delegations Invited by Other Organizations
- Chinese Attend International Theater Conference in Italy
- U.S.-China Architecture Glossary Planned
- Beijing Architect Lu Zengbiao
- Translator’s Delegation
- Feng Mu, Writer, Visits United States
- China International Culture Exchange Centre Delegation
- Two Delegations from the Chinese Theater Association
- Photographic Exhibitions: Beijing and New York City
- Rotation of the Advisory Council Brings New Members
- Staff Changes
- Center Advisers, Consultants, and Alumni Earn New Honors
Volume 7: “Program Year 1985-86,” published Summer 1987
Features:
- An Enduring Exchange
- The Event of the Year
- Chinese Artists in America
- Chinese-American Writers’ Conference
- Dancers’ Association Delegation
- Center Assists Chinese Artists
- Awards to Center “Alumni”
- NTD Tours China
- Cunningham Dancers in Beijing
- Making Music
- Arts in Xinjiang
- Center Lends a Hand
- Comings and Goings
- More to Come
Volume 8: “Program Year 1986-87,” published Spring 1988
Features:
- Arts Education Milestone Reached, May 1987: Capital Campaign Tops $1 Million
- Writers Meet Writers
- Fall Update-Capital Campaign Surpasses Halfway Mark for Two-Year Goal
- Balanchine Danced in Shanghai and Beijing
- Beyond the Open Door
- Broadway and Off-Broadway Come to China
- Orchestral Management
- New York International Ballet Competition
- The Juilliard Orchestra Plays Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou
- Center Lends a Hand
- Pavarotti in China
- Staff Changes
Volume 9: “Program Years 1987-89,” published Fall 1990
Features:
- Center Issues New Policy Statement: Summer of 1989
- Arts Exchange Postpones Some China Programs
- Fact-finding Delegation Travels to Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu
- Conference on Tradition and the Future of Chinese Music
- Conference on Arts Education Completes Three-Year Exchange
- O’Neill Teachers Exchange
- Qu Xiaosong
- Wu Tianming
- Stagecraft Delegation
- Richard Schechner Returns to China to Direct a Play
- Center Lends a Hand
- Staff Changes
- Postponed Projects
Volume 10: “Program Year 1989-90,” published Spring 1992
Features:
- The Pacific Composers Conference
- The Pacific Music Festival
- Working with Tradition
- Leonard Bernstein
- Musical Dichotomy
- The Role of the Pacific Composer
- Pacific Composers Conference Agenda
- In Retrospect
- Advisory Council Changes
- Staff Changes
- Policy Update
- Nationality Arts in Yunnan Province
- Pacific Composers Project
Volume 11: “Special Yunnan Issue,” published Fall 1995
Features:
- Bringing You Up to Date
- Yunnan Nationalities Cultures Project
- Yunnan Specialists Come to the United States
- Specialists Travel to China from the United States and South and Southeast Asia
- In Their Own Words
- Center Holds a Review of Yunnan Nationalities Cultures Project
- Minority Arts in Yunnan
- Intellectual Climate in China Since the Tiananmen Events
- Yunnan Nationalities Cultures Project: Cooperating Institutions and Individuals
- O’Neill Teachers Exchange in Arts Education
- The Center’s Core Problems Continue Unabated
- The Center Works with the Sichuan Conservatory
- Planned Exchange Trips Unfortunately Cancelled
- Pacific Composers Project
- Chou Wen-chung’s Many and Varied Activities
- The Center Receives Funding for a Variety of New Projects
- Advisory Council Changes
- Staff Changes
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