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== History == === Founding === The Fabric Workshop was founded in '''1977''' by '''Marion Boulton Stroud''' (1939-2021) as an experimental studio where artists could explore working with fabric as a medium. Stroud, a Philadelphia philanthropist and art patron, saw an opportunity to support artists by providing resources and expertise in textile production. === Evolution === Over nearly five decades, the Fabric Workshop has evolved: * Expanded beyond fabric to include all experimental materials * Established a permanent collection * Became a museum with regular exhibitions * Hosted hundreds of artist residencies * Gained international recognition === Artist-in-Residence Program === The residency program is the institution's core mission: * Artists are invited for extended residencies * Skilled artisans collaborate on production * New materials and techniques are explored * Resulting works often enter the permanent collection
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