Hoff Foundation 1st Quarter Grant Awards

Hoff Foundation 1st Quarter Grant Awards

by | Apr 1, 2008 | Hoff Foundation

Hofffoundation The Hoff Foundation is pleased to announce the 1st quarter grant recipients. This quarters recipients are:

Paul Paiement: $1,000 for material support for upcoming installation project at the University Art Museum at CSU Long Beach.

Kurt Weston: $1,000 financial support for upcoming exhibit in the West Gallery at CSU Fullerton

Amy Caterina: $1,000 for website development to accompany upcoming exhibit at Grand Central Art Center.

Cheryl Cotman: $1,000 material support for new project; The Past and Future of Brains: An Artistic Inquiry into the Limits of Cognition

Shakespeare Orange County: $1,000 for new equipment support.

Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble: $1,000 for new equipment support.

Once again we were overwhelmed with the response. Any applications are good for 12 months and will be considered in that time frame. If no award is received in the 12 month period please reapply after that time frame.

We are very excited to be able to do this. Hopefully it helps.

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