2010/2011

Support for visual artist, Tete de Alencar, to present a solo exhibition at Sao Paulo's Afro Museum in Brazil as part of the Biennale and to undertake research to develop the 'Cinderella Flash' project.

www.wix.com/tetedealencar/tete

Support for poet Myrddin ap Dafydd to present his work at the Festa del Fruili having had his poetry translated into Italian as part of a literature series run by the publishing company, Mobydick.

For Jay to travel with Dr Simon Guntner to Lampedusa Island and create a series of images on the subject of asylum and immigration.

Dance artist and choreographer Jessie Brett travelled to Tenerife with support of the International Opportunities Fund to build on her relationship with choreographer Carlota Mantecon.

Tina Carr and Annemarie Schone travelled to Hungary to work in collaboration with the Roma Parliament, "Amaro Drom" the Roma magazine and other Roma artists and photographers.

www.simply-solar.co.uk

For Matt Beere, Rebecca Woodford-Smtih and James Tyson from Chapter Arts Centre to participate in the Dream Regime project, an international co-production run by the Gekidan Kaitaisha theatre group, Tokyo, Japan.

www.chapter.org.

Support for Clwyd Theatre Cymru to attend the 2011 ASSITEJ International 17th World Congress in Denmark and Sweden as a network member and to develop links for the Small Nations collaborative project planned for 2013/2014.

www.clwyd-theatr-cymru.co.uk

Richard Cox will travel to Rajasthan for the first part of an exchange exhibition featuring artists from Wales and India, that has developed over the past 20 years.

www.richard-cox.co.uk

For Glenn Davidson to exhibit work and create new work at the fourth Young Artists Biennale by the Meta Culture Foundation in Bucharest.

With support from the International Opportunities Fund, Earthfall's artistic directors returned to Poland to continue development of their ongoing artistic relationship with Theatre Association Chorea.

www.earthfall.org.uk

For visual artist Jony Easterby to participate in Powerplant, a group show of over 30 sound and light installations set in botanical gardens all over the world, which will travel to three major International Festivals in Sydney, Hong Kong and Hobart.

www.jonyeasterby.co.uk

Support for visual artist Jonathan Edwards to undertake a month long residency at the Headspace Gallery in Nara City, Japan, working with Louise Evans to produce work inspired by the surroundings whilst incorporating Welsh influences.

www.jonathan-e.com

Owen, Fern and Paul will return to Xiamen to further the development of their collaborative research with partners they met through their previous trip which was supported by Wales Arts International.

For Ffotogallery, the national development agency for photography and lens based media in Wales to develop and undertake a collaborative project with SUUM Contemporary Art Academy in Korea, culminating in the presentation of Korean and Welsh photography in both Korea and Wales.

www.ffotogallery.org

Support for Cardiff based gallery g39 to hold an exhibition of video and site specific work, at Halle 14, part of the gallery complex, Spinnerai, in Leipzig, Germany.

www.g39.org

Support for Tom Gilhespy to create new site specific work at the 'Sounds of Land and Sea' International Sculpture Symposium in Paldiski, Estonia, alongside 10 international artists.

Support for jill Greenhalgh to stage the performance of 'The Threat of Silence' at the International Festival, Magdalena Sin Fronteras 3 in Cuba.

Niall Griffiths has been invited to attend the Left Coast Eisteddfod to deliver readings from his contribution to Seren's recent publication on the Mabinogion.

Support for Mark Gubb to take part in a visual arts residency in Buenos Aires, Argentina, alongside 14 other international artists.

www.smarkgubb.com

Richard has been invited to participate in the International Poetry Festival of Granada and deliver readings of his work in both English and Spanish.

www.richardgwyn.com

Literature,