Event poster for Dubuque Art City Update Night featuring a black and white photo of a sculpture with a hand near its face and a neon-like fleur-de-lis symbol overlay. The poster has large green text on a light background, with event details and website information.
A presentation slide with the title "VISION: DUBUQUE HAS AN OUTDOOR ACTIVITY + ART TOURISM ECONOMY" and the subtitle "PRESERVE OUR NATURAL LANDSCAPE, RESTORE THE VIEW OF THE NIGHT SKY, ENCOURAGE MOVEMENT, SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS TO MAKE THEIR WORK THEIR CAREER." The slide features a circular photo of a woman with dark hair sitting on a porch, labeled as Andonia Giannakouros, and a speech bubble with "Hey ALL!" The background is light green with plant art decoration on the left.
A presentation slide titled 'Remember When We Were Talking About Triangles?' with content about outdoor activity economy, dark sky city, and art tourism economy. It features a triangle diagram, a bicycle illustration, a starry sky background, and a statue with a yellow fleur-de-lis symbol.
A webpage titled 'People's Art History of Dubuque' with a green text header and a timeline of art history from the 1830s to the 2020s. The page includes images and text about events like the dedication of Julien Dubuque Monument in 1897 and the publication of The Cats' Convention in 1909. There is a logo in the bottom right corner depicting a statue with a fleur-de-lis and the words 'Dubuque Art City'.
Web page screenshot of Dubuque Art City with a header titled 'Additions to the Timeline'. Top right corner has a 'Suggest an Addition' link circled in green. The page includes a contact form with fields for name, email, and description entry, and Dubuque Art City logo with an artistic statue and a fleur-de-lis.
A promotional poster for Dubuque Art City, with bold green text stating that 'Dubuque Art City is looking for a culture critic,' and a humorous message inviting people to become a 'Dubuque Jerry Saltz' or face being made infamous. The poster includes a small image of a sculpture of a person holding a flower, with the words 'Dubuque Art City' in green.
Text on a light green background with the Instagram profile of Dubuque Art City, which includes the profile picture, follower count, and some highlighted stories. The profile mentions opportunities for local artists, upcoming events, and a vintage exhibition.
A graphic with a black and white photo of a person holding a cigarette, with a gold fleur-de-lis symbol overlayed near their face, alongside text that reads 'ARTIST RESOURCES' in bright green and a paragraph describing the resource center.
Exhibition spaces and floor plans for an art event, featuring the UMA - McNamer Gallery, Planted, The Smokestack, Quigley Gallery, Voices Main Gallery, with descriptions of monthly exhibitions and opening celebrations at Dubuque Art City.
A community art infrastructure directory with sections for outsourced admin support, art consultants, art historians, journalists and culture critics, carpenters, woodworkers and contractors, caterers, food and drink providers, commercial printers, documentation photos and videos, electricians, and gallerists & curators. The top has the text: "Wouldn't it be cool if art infrastructure was a business niche in our community?" and a logo in the top right corner saying "Dubuque Art City." Each section has a small illustration and a 'View' button.
A page from the Art Infrastructure Directory featuring information about carpenters, woodworkers, and contractors. The page includes a black-and-white photo of an elderly man holding a brush near his face, with a yellow-colored decorative flourish overlay. It also displays sketches of construction tools and text with contact details.
A slide from a presentation about art infrastructure in Dubuque Art City, listing support roles such as art consultants, historians, carpenters, caterers, printers, and documentation professionals, along with technical roles like electricians, graphic designers, and instructors. The slide features a grey statue of a child holding a lit torch with a golden outline, against a green background, and the title 'ART INFRASTRUCTURE (CONT.)' in green text.
Slide titled 'Art Infrastructure (Cont.)' alongside a list of services including live models, plumbers, studio assistants, studio space rental, supply stores, tax professionals, and tool rental. Green text asks, 'Do you offer services in any of these categories?' with contact information. Right side features a black and white statue of a person with a gold Fleur de Lis symbol and the words 'Dubuque Art City'.
Poster about arts organizations in Dubuque, Iowa, showcasing two black and white photographs of local buildings, with green and black text detailing types of organizations, access policies, and a directory description.
A webpage titled "Hot Tips Blog" featuring a large photo of a hand with orange nails reaching out to graffiti on a wall, and green text announcing "Coming soon" with additional information about the blog.
A promotional slide for Dubuque Art City features a green gradient background, bold black and green text, and an image of a cluttered art studio with supplies, paintings, and artwork. The slide emphasizes creating an archive and legacy for one's work, with a message encouraging organization and preservation of artwork.
Poster promoting involvement in Dubuque Art City, featuring a black and white photo of a person holding a light outline of a fleur-de-lis, with bold green and black text encouraging participation in various artistic and cultural activities.
A thank you slide with questions, suggestions, and uncomfortable silence. Features a black and white photo of a person holding a cigarette with a neon yellow fleur-de-lis symbol on their face, and green and gray text that reads 'Dubuque Art City'.