The National Endowment For The Arts has awarded $1.5 million to nonprofit arts organizations to help them develop distinctive ways of using new technology to advance the art and serve the public - Money Matters - Brief Article

Dance Magazine, Nov, 2003

The NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS has awarded $1.5 million to nonprofit arts organizations to help them develop distinctive ways of using new technology to advance the art and serve the public. Thirteen projects will receive Resources for Change: Technology grants, ranging from $50.000 to $165.000.

Among the recipients: ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY in Tempe (on behalf of the Institute for Advanced Studies. $150.000 to support the "motion e" project which will develop hardware and software to document. analyze, and formulate modern dance a project that will involve assistance from choreographers Bill T: Jones. Trisha Brown. and Bebe Miller: ON THE BOARDS, Seattle ($60,000) to support redesign of its Web site and development of Web-based and other media marketing tools: and the REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT Los ANGELES ($100.000) to support development and testing of software that will create a physically interactive space.