“When the Community Arts Center first opened, I occupied a studio as the Artist in Residence. In that role, I had the unique opportunity to see the Arts Center grow and flourish. During the nearly 5 years of my residency, I developed a very rewarding relationship and acquaintance with hundreds of people–many who were visitors from out of the area.
“It was an association made possible through the attraction and accessibility of the Arts Center, where a constant and varied series of art activities were offered. The numerous, innovative programs and events have always been structured to provide opportunity for involvement for people of different ages and interests. Moreover, the very creative and obvious enthusiasm of staff and volunteers is evident and establishes a welcoming ambiance for all who visit.
“Speaking for myself and the many family members who benefit from the Arts Center, we consider the Community Arts Center to be a most positive and unique asset to the community.”
David Farmer
Local painter and 2013 Horizon: Contemporary Landscape juried exhibit artist
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To support the Community Arts Center and Kentucky artists like David Farmer this holiday season, please donate online via our GoodGiving Guide Challenge page through Dec. 31.
We are now in the middle of the Lottie Ellis Match Challenge, which means the Boyle County Community Fund is matching $.50 for every dollar donated! This means $10 gifts become $15, $50 gifts become $75, and so on through gifts of $1,000!
As an added bonus for YOU, every $10 gift made until the Lottie Ellis match is over will enter you for a chance to win a free, privateĀ Starry Night Studio for up to 10 people! A $50 gift earns you five chances, a $100 gift earns you 10… you get the idea š
Thank you for your support of the Community Arts Center!
