Buckeye's Arts & Culture Division brings people together through a variety of creative experiences that celebrate both local talent and diverse cultural expressions. The division aims to make the arts accessible and enjoyable for everyone by creating pieces of public art and providing creative programming. The goal is to inspire, connect, and spark creativity within the community, while also preserving the traditions that make the community unique.
Gallery 37 will create a mural which will be professionally attached (wrapped or on boards) to the Trash Enclosure at Sundance Park. All four sides will have artwork. The theme is "Nature in Motion." (We have a kinetic sculpture going in with that same theme this year.) All content must be family friendly, in color, and not depict any living or dead persons (unless accompanied by a waiver signed by that person or their representatives—see me if interested). No religious or political affiliation should be depicted. Text is discouraged.
The subcommittee will initially judge the designs by these questions:
Is the piece professionally rendered?
Are the theme and the images reflective of community standards?
Does the piece answer the call ("Nature in motion")?
A bit more direction:
Students are encouraged to draw from any element in nature—from sports, to animals and plants, to water—and reflect the environment and culture of Buckeye. (No snowy forests.)