Nomination Deadline April 12, 2012 – 12 midnight
The Lumies event is our annual opportunity to recognize the artists, individuals, and organizations contributing to Southern Arizona’s wellspring of creative activity. Their successes continue to strengthen our economy and improve the quality of life of all Pima County residents. Please add your voice to the celebration by nominating one of our community’s unique assets!
Nominations
Which people and organizations enriched, stimulated, educated, bolstered, and advanced our city and county’s economy and spirit in the past year? Who puts time, money, and energy into ensuring opportunities to view, teach, and learn from the arts are grown and sustained? By nominating an individual or organization, you help us recognize and appreciate the people who have a direct impact on the great Pima County community.
To Nominate
Guidelines
Complete the online nomination here
You will receive a confirmation email when your nomination has been successfully submitted. Any problems you may encounter please call 624-0595 x10 or 19.
Important guidelines
Previous winners are not eligible for nomination in the same category for which they have been awarded a Lumies. They may be nominated in other categories. A complete listing of all Past Lumies winners . Current staff and members of the board of directors of the Tucson Pima Arts Council are ineligible for nomination in any category.
Judging
Nominee packages will be evaluated based on evidence of the following:
2012 Lumies Arts and Business Awards Categories
Emerging Arts Organization: This award will be presented to an organization operating fewer than ten years, given in recognition of their innovation and creativity in their field.
Established Arts Organization: This award will be presented to an organization operating for more than ten years, given in recognition of their innovation, creativity and sustained excellence in their field.
Arts Patron: This award will be presented to an individual demonstrating outstanding leadership, evidenced by support in advancing the arts through advocacy and promotion of the arts through individual resources.
Arts Educator: This award will be presented to an individual demonstrating outstanding leadership, innovation, and creativity in arts education. Individuals may be involved in primary, secondary, or independent educational programs.
Arts Education Program: This award will be presented to an organization demonstrating outstanding leadership, innovation, and creativity in its arts education program.
Small Business Partner: This award will be presented for outstanding support of the arts by a business with fewer than 50 employees. This category recognizes a business that promotes the value of the arts as a strong, vibrant economic development partner through the donation of financial support, resources, leadership or other resources that promote the arts in the region.
Large Business Partner: This award will be presented for outstanding support of the arts by a business with more than 50 employees. This category recognizes a business that promotes the value of the arts as a strong, vibrant economic development partner through the donation of financial support, resources, leadership or other resources that promote arts in the region.
Public Art Partner: This award will be presented to a business or organization whose inclusion of public art has a positive impact on the community.
Emerging Artist: This award will be presented to an emerging artist for her or his outstanding innovation in a chosen field of art.
Artist Lifetime Achievement: This award will be presented to an individual artist who has sustained excellence and innovation in her or his art over a significant number of years.
Nomination Deadline:
Thursday, April 12, 2012 by 12 midnight
Nominees will be honored and winners announced at a gala event at the
El Casino Ballroom on Friday, June 15, 2012
A project of Tucson Pima Arts Council
in partnership with business, government, and the arts community