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Find similar grantsIdaho Commission on the Arts Fellowships is sponsored by Idaho Commission on the Arts. Recognizes outstanding work of Idaho artists and writers in Performing and Media Arts and Literature, rewarding artistic excellence, promoting public awareness, and helping advance recipients' careers.
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