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    Northern Arizona Student Art Show (NAZSAS)

    April 22, 2017No Comments
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    logo_northernarizonastudentartshowClarkdale AZ (April 22, 2017) – The Northern Arizona Student Art Show (NAZSAS) is a juried art show for aspiring high school artists that has become a major art event in Northern Arizona. The public is invited to attend and view works of over 350 student artists from nine regional high schools.  Over $4,000 is expected to be awarded to the top artists through scholarships and cash prizes.

    The annual NAZSAS has a twenty-six history of honoring excellence in the arts from Northern Arizona high school students. This show began with the Arizona State University alumni group in Sedona. Later, the Northern Arizona Watercolor Society (NAWS) took over administering the student show. Now, Made In Clarkdale (MIC), the artists’ association of Clarkdale, is very proud to host and administer this unique student art event.

    • WHAT: The Northern Arizona Student Art Show (NAZSAS), sponsored by Made In Clarkdale
    • WHEN:  Thursday, May 4 through Sunday, May 7 Hours are 1 pm to 7 pm Thursday through Saturday. Sunday hours are 11 am to 4 pm (The Awards Ceremony is at 2 pm.)
    • WHERE:  The Clark Memorial Clubhouse Auditorium,   19 N. 9th St., Clarkdale, AZ  86324
    • The public is invited to this free event.

    “Our Board feels that sponsoring this event fits perfectly with our mission to nurture creativity and to support art education,” stated Greg Jiede, MIC Chairperson. “It’s a great way to support the visual arts in Northern Arizona high schools, provide the students with the experience of a competitive show, and to offer scholarships and cash prizes to them.”

    Other area organizations that work to help support this show are:

    • Northern Arizona Watercolor Society
    • El Valle Artists Association
    • Sedona Center for the Arts
    • Sedona Camera Club
    • Yavapai College

    Area High Schools participating are:

    • Bradshaw Mountain High School
    • Camp Verde High School, Camp Verde AZ
    • Chino Valley High School, Chino Valley AZ
    • Coconino High School, Flagstaff AZ
    • Flagstaff Arts / Leadership Academy, Flagstaff AZ
    • Flagstaff High School, Flagstaff AZ
    • Mingus Unified High School, Cottonwood AZ
    • Prescott High School, Prescott AZ
    • Sedona Red Rock High School, Sedona AZ

    CONTACT Made In Clarkdale:  TEL: 928-301-9798

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    EMAIL: info@madeinclarkdale.org

    WEB SITE: http://madeinclarkdale.org or Facebook:  Made In Clarkdale.

    CONTRIBUTIONS:  Persons looking to help can contribute to awards through the NAZSTA GoFundMe site at: https://www.gofundme.com/NAZSAS

    Organizations wishing to sponsor scholarships please contact Made In Clarkdale.

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