Deadline for Governor’s Arts Awards nominations is near

Time is growing short to submit a nomination for the 2016 Governor’s Arts Awards. All nominations are due Friday, Dec. 11. Awards will be presented in seven categories to individuals, businesses and organizations that have made substantial and outstanding contributions to arts and culture in Arizona. For the first time, the business category has been […] This post is only available to members.

Fine Arts students compete for their work to be featured in the Governor’s Arts Awards program, invitation

An Arizona college student’s artwork will be featured on the cover of the 35th annual Governor’s Arts Awards program and in formal invitations to the March 23 event, and submissions are now being accepted for consideration. Deadline for submission is January 22, 2016. Eligible two-dimensional works of art must have been created in the last […] This post is only available to members.

2016 Arts Congress: No time is more important than now to get involved

Arts Congress, the chance to let Arizona legislators know how you, as voters, feel about the importance of arts and culture in Arizona’s economic success and day-to-day life, is Thursday, Feb. 4 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the State Capitol. This once-a-year opportunity to meet face-to-face with your elected officials is critical in […] This post is only available to members.

Free Arts unveils foster kids’ mural in Glendale

We often hear that art “heals” and art builds communities. These two “truths” about the power of the arts were joined recently when Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona and the City of Glendale unveiled a colorful mural depicting the city’s history on a vacant building at 57th Drive near Grand Avenue in late […] This post is only available to members.

Heard Museum to restore 8 Iconic Sculptures with BofA grant

The Heard Museum is known internationally for its work in promoting the beauty and cultural richness of Native American art. Its work is done through many partnerships with individuals, foundations and businesses. One such partnership will result in the restoration of eight iconic sculptures by noted American Indian artists in its collection as the result […] This post is only available to members.

Federal legislation integrates arts into STEM education

The U. S. House of Representatives has passed a measure to rewrite the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) which contains special provisions to incorporate arts education into STEM education (science, technology, engineering and math) provisions. Considered a major “win” for arts education, the provisions were included in an amendment that was adopted unanimously by […] This post is only available to members.

Red Rocks Music Festival presents chamber music concerts in Sedona and Phoenix and master classes for young people presented by some of Arizona’s best musicians. It’s not surprising that website design is not part of its repertoire. However, this summer Red Rocks took a step forward by working with AzCA’s Business Volunteer for the Arts […] This post is only available to members.

Arts education resources at stake in school finance elections scheduled across the state

With funding cuts by the Arizona State Legislature continuing to take their toll on schools and school systems statewide, school finance elections across the state can help fill critical gaps targeting critical needs. Voters in 50 school districts statewide have the opportunity to approve funding for critical resources like new schools, maintenance and operations, bus purchases, […] This post is only available to members.

2016 Arts Congress is Thursday, Feb. 4 at State Capitol

It’s not too soon to join other arts and culture advocates from across the state for Arts Congress. Arts Congress 2016 is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, February 4, on the Senate Lawn of the Arizona State Capitol. Registration is now open. Sponsorships for organizations and small businesses are $130 and include registration […] This post is only available to members.

Pima County voters can make a positive difference for arts and culture in bond election

Major arts and culture institutions in Pima County stand to benefit if voters approve seven bond propositions in November. The bonds will fund libraries, parks and recreation, natural area conservation and historic preservation and tourism-related projects including expansions and improvements to the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, Old Tucson, Reid Park Zoo, Children’s Museum Tucson, Music Hall […] This post is only available to members.

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