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Audet Given Furniture Society Educational Grant

April 12, 2022
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A wooden box with pullout shelves
Teresa Audet

Teresa Audet ’11 has been granted the Furniture Society Educational Grant.

The program promotes excellence in the furniture field through financial assistance for professional development or for special projects of an educational nature. The program is open to all current members of the Furniture Society.

Audet is an artist and furni­ture maker from Minneapo­lis. She holds a BFA in Furni­ture Design from the Minneapo­lis College of Art and Design and has studied at the Mount Fuji School of Fine Wood­work­ing in Yamanashi, Japan. She has been awarded several grants includ­ing two Artist Initia­tive Grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and an EFASO grant from the Furni­ture Society. She partic­i­pates in artist resi­den­cies and teaches at craft schools nation­wide. Audet is currently an MFA candi­date at the Univer­sity of Wiscon­sin-Madison expected to graduate 2023.

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