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Leadership Burbank’s Visual Arts Contest

Submitted by Natalie DeJohn on March 21, 2010 – 12:01 pm
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2010LogoThe Leadership Burbank Class of 2010 and Burbank Arts Education want your help as they gear up for the upcoming centennial celebration. Display your civic pride by reminiscing about the past, capturing the present, or envisioning the future of Burbank through visual art and photography. Use this visual arts contest as a way to share your Burbank pride! The Leadership Burbank Class of 2010 invites residents of all ages to join the fun and excitement of displaying your civic pride, submit your art and enter to win.

Details from Burbank Wire:

The Leadership Burbank Art Contest welcomes one (1) entry per person in the form of either visual arts or photography. Entries will be accepted in the following divisions: Kindergarten – Grade 4, Grades 5 -8, Grades 9 -12 and Adults. Artwork and completed entry forms will be accepted via mail or delivery starting March 15, 2010 through April 1, 2010. All winners will be notified by Thursday, April 15.

Prizes are $100 for First Place, $75 for Second and $50 for Third for each age-level category. In addition to cash prizes, the winning artwork will be “on tour” displaying first at the Downtown Burbank Arts Festival April 24-25, then traveling to the Main Branch of the Burbank Public Library during the month of May and then at the Burbank Airport during the month of June.

“We are thrilled to be working with Leadership Burbank in their efforts to increase the visibility of the importance of arts education. The Burbank community is so rich with artistic talent and it all starts with our children. Visiting Burbank’s past, present and future is a wonderful way to showcase our student and community talent, while celebrating Burbank’s wonderful heritage,” said Jessica Good, Executive Director of the Burbank Arts Education Foundation.

“This is a great opportunity for both children and adults alike to be a part of Burbank’s historic journey, by exploring through art what is special about this city. The PTA has long championed the importance of the arts in a well-rounded education and we recognize the special connection all of us in Burbank have with the arts. I encourage everyone, young and old, to take part in this wonderful event,” stated Karen Broderick, Burbank Council PTA, Arts Co-Coordinator.

For more information, visit www.leadershipburbank.org.

About Leadership Burbank

Leadership Burbank is a community-based organization that offers a nine-month leadership training program for people who live or work in Burbank. Through a hands-on curriculum, leaders and emerging leaders have the opportunity to enhance their personal and professional skills, gain a deeper understanding of community dynamics, and build a network of colleagues and associates throughout our city.

Photo Courtesy of Burbank Leadership

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Contributed by Natalie DeJohn

Natalie DeJohn is a small town girl from Northern California who fell in love with L.A. Her other loves include karaoke, halloween, yoga pants, good hair days, and traveling with her dog, Samwise Gamgee.

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