MIDLAND ARTS ASSOCIATION
EIN 75-6042152 · Visual Arts (A40)
What they do
Fall Juried Art Exhibition - The Fall Juried Art Exhibition is In Conjunction With Midland College and is Exhibited In The McCormick Gallery In The Allison Fine Arts Building On Campus. This Exhibition Promotes Community Involvement In The Arts and Provides Creative Artists Opportunities to Display Their Work. This Show Accepts The Actual Work to Be Juried, Rather Than By Electronic Submission. Works Are Delivered to The Campus, Juried By A Well-known Artist, and Exhibited. The Fall Juried Art Exhibition Normally Hangs During October and November and Begins With An Official Opening Ceremony. Winners Are Announced At This Time. Notably, During The Opening Reception, Scholarships Are Awarded to Two Midland College Art Students. After The End of The Ceremony, Guests Are Welcome to Explore The Mystery of Art Displayed In The Gallery, Talk to The Other Guests And, Most Importantly, to Artists Themselves. General Public is Invited to Purchase The Work of Artwork That Caught Their Eye During
How to reach them
ContactElizabeth Culp
In care ofLeslie Slaughter
Mailing addressPO BOX 4252, MIDLAND, TX 79704-4252
Main phone(432) 559-6820 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emaildiane@dkbrowne.comAdditional emailmidlandartsspringshow@gmail.comAdditional emaildsherman@midland.eduAdditional emailinfo@maatx.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- August 1985
- County
- Midland
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