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Flax and Artistic Fiber Festival 2027 – Call for Applications for Textile Artists
The Festival du Lin et de la Fibre Artistique is inviting textile artists to propose an exhibition project for its 2027 edition, centered around the theme of 'Flax, the Great Traveler,' to be displayed in heritage venues.
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Get matched →The Festival du Lin et de la Fibre Artistique is launching its call for applications for its 2027 edition, taking place from July 2 to 4 in Seine-Maritime, around the theme “Flax, the Great Traveler.” Artists and artisans are invited to propose an exhibition combining contemporary creation, flax, and textile fibers in heritage locations. The Association Alliance et Culture provides an exhibition fee of 100 € per exhibition, accommodation, travel reimbursement, and artwork insurance. Artists' presence is required for three days.
The call is open to artists and artisans offering an approach related to flax and/or textile creation. Projects must be linked to the 2027 theme: “Flax, the Great Traveler.” Artistic proposals should be suitable for exhibition in a heritage site. Artists must be present during the three days of the festival, from July 2 to 4, 2027.
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Participation is free.
Present a project clearly linked to flax or textile fibers, explaining its dialogue with heritage. Attach convincing visuals and, if possible, a portfolio. Specify dimensions, weight, hanging, and technical needs. Anticipate your on-site presence and evaluate preparation time in light of financial conditions. The 100 € exhibition fee covers an exhibition requiring three days of presence and additional time for installation and preparation. Car travel is reimbursed at 0.35 €/km, but tolls remain at the artist's expense. The artist is responsible for the scenography and management of their exhibition; volunteer assistance depends on availability. Heritage sites may prohibit drilling into walls. Complex or high installations require special preparation. No specific creation or production budget is announced. Accommodation is collective, with separate rooms.