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Six projects were selected to receive a $2,200 grant and will be partnered with the University of North Carolina Asheville’s UNC Gillings Master of Public Health program to explore the community well-being impacts of craft in Western North Carolina
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Applications due December 15
The WNC Center for Craft Artist Residency will provide two Western North Carolina (WNC) based artists with time, space, and resources to tend to their artistic practices.
Craft and Community Vitality Grants will support six artists, artist collectives, or art organizations with $2,200 grants to use craft to engage with regional communities in Western North Carolina.
Center for Craft evolves strategic direction to explore how and why craft matters. Craft Matters is focused on activating resources, catalyzing craft communities, and amplifying craft’s impact.
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Exhibition
Grants & Fellowships
Activating Resources
Grants & Fellowships
Activating Resources
Grants & Fellowships
Creative Placekeeping
Research Initiatives
News and Press
Support
Catalyzing Craft Communities
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