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Aug. 9 is the deadline to to enter the #MaskResponsibly Art Contest!

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One Week Left to Enter the
#MaskResponsibly Art Contest!

Entries close August 9th at midnight
The Please Stay, Play Distance & Mask Responsibly Art Contest is hosted by the Flagstaff Arts Council in collaboration with the City of Flagstaff and Coconino County. This contest promotes creativity while social distancing, reflection on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and drives awareness of important public health guidelines.All forms of art and expression are welcomed to enter. Entries can either promote safe pandemic practices such as mask-wearing, physical distancing, hand washing, sheltering in place, etc. or explore a theme of the entrants choosing as long as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic. Entries can include visual, performance, written, or any other form of creative expression. The competition is open to any Arizona resident. Up to one prize will be awarded to a qualified entry outside Coconino County.  There is a special prize for the best youth entry!

The Mask Up Responsibly Art Contest will run for four weeks from Tuesday, July 14, 2020 to Sunday, August 9, 2020. 1st place prizes will be $500, with 2nd and 3rd places receiving $250 and $100 respectively.  Youth 18 years of age and younger are eligible for a special Youth category with its own prize of $50.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE #MASKRESPONSIBLY ART CONTEST!

Announcing the jurors for the
#MaskResponsibly Art Contest
We are excited to announce the five jurors for the #MaskResponsibly Art Contest! The jurors are made up of representatives from the City of Flagstaff, Coconino County, and the Flagstaff Arts Council’s Board of Directors.

From City of Flagstaff: Councilmember Salas and Vice Mayor Shimoni
From Coconino County: Chairwoman Liz Archuleta and Supervisor Art Babbott
From Flagstaff Arts Council Board of Directors: Kathy Bryant
Artist Opportunity: Traffic Signal Cabinets in Flagstaff!
The City of Flagstaff has announced a public art opportunity for artists, graphic designers, illustrators, and/or photographers for a pilot project to create designs for Traffic Signal Cabinets. The City of Flagstaff, through its Beautification and Public Art Commission (BPAC), advocates for the beautification, arts and sciences in Flagstaff and supports this project. This project is an opportunity to enhance the visual landscape by using traffic signal cabinets as canvasses.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS OPPOUTUNITY!

#CreativeFlagstaff

We asked you to share your creativity and you have risen to the challenge!
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Three details from three paintings by Elaine Dillingham.
Happy Bee from Erin Creekmur.
Matching vase and bowl set by George Averbeck at Arizona Handmade Gallery.
“Trust” painting from Jill Sans. 
Flagshakes premiered their “Spoon River Anthology” with Episode 1 last week. 
“Roadside/New Mexico” by Colin Kubarych.
Produce portrait from Karen J. Renner.
Farm hands from John Winters. 
Nature comic from @giftofsound.and.vision.
Process video from Nat Bransky.
Please share your art and creativity with the community!
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