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Coconino Center for the Arts — PARCHED On View Every Day of the Festival of Science! Sept 18 – 27, 2020

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The Coconino Center for the Arts has safely reopened with our signature exhibition PARCHED: The Art of Water in the Southwest!  Time slots for *limited in-person viewing of the exhibition are open every day of the Flagstaff Festival of Science, September 18-27, 2020

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PARCHED, explores the complexity of water in the face of climate change and increasing populations. Nine Arizona-based artists created works, informed by scientific and cultural inquiry, that reflect diverse perspectives and provocative insight into our intricate relationship with water in our natural, cultural, and political landscapes.
*Due to COVID-19 we are taking additional safety precautions. Admission is free, but you must register for a time slot to attend this exhibition; walk-ins will not be permitted entry. Each time slot allows one hour of gallery visitation, 10 patrons max.  Masks and social distancing are required.

To find out more about scheduling your visit, click here. 

The schedule will be released in phases, September is currently open for registration, October-December to follow. PARCHED will remain on view through January 9, 2021. Availability is limited if you must cancel your reservation,  please email Program Manager, Sarah Smallwood, ssmallwood@flagartscouncil.org
This exhibition is produced by the Flagstaff Arts Council in partnership with Coconino Plateau Watershed Partnership,  NAU Center for Ecosystem Science and Society,  Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter.
Additional funding was provided by:
Arizona Department of Water Resources, Arizona Hydrological Society, Arizona Hydrological Society Foundation, Coconino Plateau Watershed Partnership, Grand Canyon Trust, Global Water Policy Consulting, NAU Center for Ecosystem Science and Society, NAU Stream Ecology Tusayan Sanitary District, Northern Arizona University, Tom & Tanya Kilmas, Errol Montgomery, Natural Channel Design, the Town of Tusayan, and Flagstaff Water Group.
The 2020 Festival of Science kicks off TODAY; Friday, September 18! Tune in for the Keynote Presentation featuring Christa Sadler at 7pm  |  scifest2020.org
Download the 2020 PDF Program
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