“From 2011 – 2014 a three year journey to document the architectural aspects of Tucson arizona. The Barrio to its landmarks. The joy of also inspiring other Tucson artists to do the same.”
The Arizona Citizens for the Arts will honor Catherine “Rusty” Foley, longtime arts advocate and supporter who served as executive director at AZCA for eight years before her retirement, and Bob Booker, who was executive director at the Arizona Commission on the Arts from 2006 to 2017. They will receive Shelley Awards at the 39th annual Governor’s Arts awards celebration, which will recognize arts across the state, March 26 at the Mesa Arts Center. aesaz.co/ELP/GAA2020/Tickets
Lifelong Arts Engagement Grant recipient, Dansense will present "Look into my Voice, Hear my Dance," a culmination of collaborations in creative expression, using dance and other media, between students of Bharata Natyam and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence at the Hackett House, Feb 29-March 1. For more info, visit www.dansense.org/events.html
Are you a teaching artist who works with older adults? How about a nonprofit arts or health/aging organization with creative aging programs? AZ Creative Aging: Researchapalooza is a year-long data collection and research challenge focused on gathering data about existing creative aging programs and their participants.
Want to join the fun? Submit your application by March 5!
Visit azarts.gov/az-creative-aging/researchapalooza/ to apply.