by ArtsCouncil
June 21, 2010 13:09
Tuscaloosa, Ala. – The Summer/Fall 2010 edition of Jubilation magazine was released Friday, June 18, by the Arts & Humanities Council of Tuscaloosa County, and featured on the cover was a photograph entitled “Jerry Brown’s Face Jug” promoting the magazine’s nine-page article on the March 2010 Jerry Brown Arts Festival (JBAF).
Pam Penick, editor of the magazine and executive director of the Tuscaloosa-based arts organization, presented officers of the Northwest Alabama Arts Council with copies at an impromptu luncheon on Friday in Hamilton. It was Penick’s first face-to-face meeting with arts council officials, and at the meeting she was given details and broader insight into the activities and functions of the arts council beyond hosting the annual JBAF.
The article features the photography of Porfirio Solorzano and the writings of editorial contributor Margaret Clevenger. The article focuses on the festival’s participating artists and the arts council’s focus on art education in the Marion County area. A limited number of magazines are available at First National Bank of Hamilton, Boyett Health Services, PeoplesTrust Bank of Hamilton, Organic Vessels, Listerhill Credit Union of Hamilton, and Funky Ladies Studio in Amory, Miss.
The Northwest Alabama Arts Council is a member organization of the Arts & Humanities Council of Tuscaloosa County, having joined late last year to network with west and northwest Alabama arts-related groups and organizations.
JUBILATION COVER.pdf (655.13 kb)