The Arizona State Parks Artist Residency Program is a collaborative initiative between Arizona State Parks and Trails (ASPT) and the Arizona Commission on the Arts (Arts Commission) designed to immerse Arizona-based artists in the state’s natural ecosystems. The program provides artists with dedicated time, space, and resources to create work inspired by local landscapes in State Parks, promoting aesthetic appreciation, environmental education, and community engagement. By bringing artists to parks like Patagonia Lake State Park, the program fosters creative exploration that connects art with the environment, while encouraging the preservation and appreciation of Arizona’s unique natural and cultural heritage.

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State Arts Commission and State Parks and Trails Partner for Arizona State Park Artist in Residence Program

The Arizona Commission on the Arts and Arizona State Parks and Trails have partnered to pilot the first ever Arizona State Parks Artist in Residence Program at Oracle State Park! Through the residency program, artists will spend up to two weeks residing and creating art in an Arizona state park.

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🎉 We’re very excited for our upcoming Community Conversation in Bisbee— happening THIS THURSDAY, April 17th! We are excited to partner with Central School Project to bring this amazing event to Bisbee!✨ Join us for a meaningful discussion about the arts in your community. We want to hear your voice!📲 RSVP now via the link in our bio, on our website, or by scanning the QR code in this post.🔍 ... See MoreSee Less
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