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The Nancy and Harry Koenigsberg Award* TSGNY recognizes and encourages the achievements of young fiber artists with the Nancy and Harry Koenigsberg Award. To publicize a "Call for Entries" when the award is offered, announcements are sent to magazines and posted at colleges and universities. Matriculating fiber art students are invited to submit a portfolio showing their work. The competition is judged by TSGNY’s Scholarship Committee and the award (an honorarium and TSGNY membership) is presented to the winning student at a TSGNY membership meeting. At TSGNY's April 2008 meeting, the 2008 Nancy and Harry Koenigsberg Award was presented to Gulia Huber, a graduate student in sculpture at Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA. Rachel Hayes, a graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University, was the winner of the 2005 Nancy and Harry Koenigsberg Award which was presented to her at TSGNY's June 2005 meeting. Rebecca Turbow, a senior at the Massachusetts College of Art, was presented with the 2003 award at TSGNY's June 2003 meeting. *The Nancy and Harry Koenigsberg Award is named in honor of Nancy Koenigsberg, a founding member of the Textile Study Group of New York, and her husband. |
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Education
Yardage designed and printed by
ten TSGNY members during a TSGNY-sponsored,
one-day silkscreen workshop at the Fabric
Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia. April
2005. As a part of TSGNY's ongoing effort to develop a wider appreciation for contemporary fiber art, our members give educational lectures and teach workshops in conjunction with the group's exhibitions. TSGNY also sponsors motivational programs about career development presented by members and non-members with specialized professional experience. |
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Textile Study Group of New York / info@tsgny.org |
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The Textile Study Group of New
York takes advantage of its New York City
location by scheduling occasional tours to
textile-based showrooms, industries, art
institutions, galleries, and artists' studios.
We also sponsor studio workshops and seminars
by well-known non-member artists.