Leeway Foundation. (Newswire).

The Leeway Foundation has awarded "Window of Opportunity" grants to eight Philadelphia-area women, including Lee Ann Etzold (performance artist), Patricia Graham (performance artist) and Toni Vandegrift (multimedia artist). Combined the grants total $13,889. The Foundation has also announced its "Emerging and Established Artist Awards" program for 2002. Up to $55,000 may be awarded to "Emerging Artists" in the form of three separate awards, and up to $135,000 may be awarded to "Established Artists" in a similar fashion.

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