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Mono Arts Council

MAC provides visual and performing arts education for K-12 students in school, after school, and during the summer.  We ensure every student in Mono County has access to this VITAL part of their education. Arts education increases test scores and attendance. Making art supports good mental health and provides opportunities for social-emotional learning. Our adult programs, including Art & Wine and the MAC Community Arts Center  & Gallery help us raise awareness for arts education and give local artists a place to showcase their talents.

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What We Do

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K-12 Arts
Education Programs

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Events
Art & Wine
Community Arts Center

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 Gallery

Arts Education

Our arts education programs are the core of our mission. Mono Arts Council partners with the Mono County Office of Education, the Mammoth Unified School District, and the Eastern Sierra Unified School District to fill the gaps in arts education. We provide highly skilled Teaching Artists and art supplies for a variety of programs from Kindergarten - 8th grade. These programs range from visual arts, through our Create With the Greats Program to our MAC Music Program. 

Our goal is for every student in Mono County to have access to Art, Dance, Theater, Music, and Media Arts. 

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Featured Artist

Debb Campbell

As a landscape artist, I try to capture a sense of what I feel about a specific place as well as it’s natural beauty, including the season and time of day. I am not trying to paint exactly what a photo captures, but rather a loose impression and emotional sense of place.

Featured Artist

Kristen Gentilucci

My name is Kristen Gentilucci and I have dedicated the past 15 years to the craft of ceramics. What started as a hobby quickly turned into an obsession. I was drawn to clay through its artist connection to daily life — the way functional objects can become meaningful parts of everyday rituals and routines. My style embraces an earthy aesthetic. I often expose the natural beauty of raw clay, allowing texture, form, and material to remain an essential part of each piece. It is to invoke a reminder that clay, a form of dirt, is a natural element of the earth. Inspired by functionality, nature, and the handmade process, my ceramics are designed to be both purposeful and become deeply personal.

The main focus of my pieces in the show is going to be functionality and a cup design that has embodied raw dirt I have dug up from the Sierra and incorporated into my cups. The ideas for the titles connect Debb’s landscape paintings and the clay/raw dirts connection to a place. Or something along those lines.

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Thank you to our donors who keep us creating!

Guardians ($5000 and up Yearly)

Roger & Ruth MacFarlane

Frome Family Foundation

Volunteer Easter Sierra

Shine

DreamMakers ($1000-$4999 Yearly)

DeChambeau Creek Foundation

Matthew & Annemarie Hall

The Iyer Family

Ormat Nevada Inc.

Dr. Jackie Yaris

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