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Maricopa Artists Called to Showcase Talent in Pacana Park Fitness Court Design Challenge

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Published on July 19, 2024
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Maricopa's local artists have another shot at making their mark at the Pacana Park Fitness Court. With the first round in the rearview mirror, the City of Maricopa is setting up for "round two," throwing open the doors once more for artists to submit designs for a new wrap that will set the scene where locals get their sweat on. Covering a not-too-shabby two hundred square feet, this canvas is sizable, and the selected design promises to flex some serious creative muscle for all to see.

Those itching to paint the town – well, part of the park – should pop by the Fitness Court to grasp the project's dimensions. And it's a must, because let's face it, scale matters. The City suggests that by visiting, artists can "get a better understanding of the scope of the project." As for the rules of engagement, they are neatly tucked into the application form, which by the way, has had a bit of a facelift since its first outing. Artists, you'd be wise to comb through it before firing off your masterpieces to [email protected].

Time, as they say, waits for no one, and neither does the deadline – September 5, 2024, to be exact. So, sharpen those pencils, brushes, or whatever your weapon of choice may be, because the clock is ticking. And just in case you've drifted into daydreams of your art adorning public spaces, snap back to reality and make sure your submission is complete. "Only one artist's design will be selected," after all, and incomplete applications are like unfinished paintings – not quite ready for the gallery.

Those eager beavers can download the new application here. Don't just take this as an opportunity, take it as a challenge, a call to arms, or better yet, a call to art. Whether you're a seasoned artist or an up-and-comer, this is your chance, to not only spruce up a communal spot but to embed your aesthetic into the fabric of Maricopa's daily life.