The ceremony will take place at the Stephen’s Center in Pocatello on October 16, 2008. Award categories include Excellence in the Arts, Excellence in Folk & Traditional Arts, Support of the Arts, Support of Arts Education, and Excellence in Arts Administration.
The current Web information and the (green) guideline booklet will be used until fall 2008; however, new deadlines have been set for 2008.
ArtsPowered Schools Teacher Institute, June 23-27, 2008, College of Idaho in Caldwell.
Look for artists, filmmakers, and writers here -- or sign up to be part of the directory. (Teaching artists must apply through Arts in Education.)
Postmark deadline - June 27, 2008.
Ranging from puppetry to leather working, these artists represent some of the best in their field AND are uniquely prepared to deliver meaningful arts education programs.
Advisors can assist with public art programs, projects, and training.
Read about how the arts impact student’s lives in a downloadable copy of the report Critical Evidence: How the Arts Benefit Student Achievement.
Kay Seurat, metalsmith and jewelry designer since 1991, creates wearable art.