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Friends of Fiber Art International Grants for Contemporary Textile Art Projects is sponsored by Friends of Fiber Art International. Friends of Fiber Art International provides grants to support contemporary textile art projects, particularly those that raise public awareness of fiber art as a collectible.
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* Skip to primary sidebar Textile Society of America * Symposium 2024 – Shifts and Strands * Submit to the TSA Newsletter * Submit an Opportunity or Event * Institutional Memberships # Friends of Fiber Art International Grants for Contemporary Textile Art Projects Friends of Fiber Art International again invites your to apply for grants to support CONTEMPORARY TEXTILE ART PROJECTS.
Grants up to $5000 have been awarded annually since 1993. Most were given to traveling fiber art exhibitions with catalog documentation. Friends of Fiber Art International gives support to projects that raise the public’s awareness of fiber art as the collectible of the 21st century.
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