Catherine "Rusty" Foley and Zarco Guerrero Student Art Gallery

 

History

The Catherine "Rusty" Foley and Zarco Guerrero Student art gallery was established in March 2020 to celebrate youth creative expression and artistic mastery at the Arizona Department of Education's Jefferson Building located at 1535 W. Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85006.

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Participate

Teachers, Student Groups, and Community Art Organizations are encouraged to participate in curating an exhibition for display at the Arizona Department of Education's Catherine "Rusty" Foley and Zarco Guerrero Student Gallery. If interested in participating please read the complete information packet.

Information Packet: Curate an Exhibit

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Lobby Gallery Schedule

Fall/Winter Exhibit: September 15th - February 15th K-12 Exhibition

Spring/Summer YAM Exhibit: March 1st- September 1st Arizona Youth Arts Month Exhibition in Partnership with AAEA

 

Basement & 2nd-4th Floor Gallery Schedule

Fall/Winter Exhibit: August 15th - January 15th

Spring/ Summer Exhibit: February 1 - August 1

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Apply to Exhibit Youth Art

 

If you have questions about exhibiting youth artwork at ADE please contact [email protected]. 

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