The inaugural exhibit “Pasco Perspective,” is now open in the lobby of the West Pasco Government Center on Citizens Drive in New Port Richey.
This is an exhibit of artwork from over 100 artists from the team of the Pasco County government. This includes artwork from employees of the county and members of their family, as well as volunteers.
The exhibit is part of the National Arts program, which provided funding and materials for the exhibit including awards in the amount of $3,450.
The National Arts Program works with over 90 venues in more than 30 states across the county to create exhibits that recognize the talent of government employees and their families. Those government entities that employ at least 3,500 people are eligible to host a National Arts Program. The Program then provides funding for awards and scholarships in continuing art education.
One of the benefits of such exhibitions is to showcase the artistic capabilities of citizens of a city and county. This can make it important to turn to local Print shops to assist with the creation of Flyers and other printed materials that can promote such special exhibits.
The exhibit will run through until Thursday December 7. There will be a reception that day, and the winners of the awards will be announced at the Starkey Ranch Theatre Library Cultural Center.Get a Free Quote for Flyers Get a Free Quote for Print
