Submitted by Yavapai College
Yavapai College’s Respect Campaign and Justice Institute are co-hosting a Peace Summit Thursday and Friday, April 2 and April 3. This event will create a venue for the different constituencies of the Yavapai College and wider quad cities communities to coalesce around important values such as mutuality, open-mindedness, empathy and courteous conversation.
It is the hope that such a gathering will be an effective and cathartic opportunity to employ healing and unity to undermine divisiveness.
Yavapai College Prescott Art Gallery, the Respect Campaign and the Justice Institute seek original artwork on the theme of Peace.
All accepted work will be displayed in Building 3, room 119 on the Prescott campus, during the two-day Peace Summit. After the Peace Summit, the artwork will travel to a Prescott community gallery to be determined.
Paintings, drawings, printmaking, textiles and small sculptures will be considered. All artwork must relate to theme of Peace.
The exhibition will be juried by Dr. Brandelyn Andres, YC art history professor.
Submit up to two original artworks online at yavapaicollegeartgallery.submittable.com/submit.
Questions? Contact Yavapai College Galleries Manager Tim Hull, 928.776.2031, Timothy.Hull@yc.edu.
Yavapai College operates seven campuses and centers throughout Yavapai County and offers more than 100 degrees and certificates, four baccalaureate degrees, student and community services, and cultural events and activities. To learn more about YC, visit
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DATES AND DETAILS:
- Submissions end: Friday, March 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m.
- Artist notification: Wednesday, March 18
- All accepted artwork must be hand delivered to the YC Prescott Art Gallery by Tuesday, April 1, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Wall artwork should not exceed 40 pounds.
- Drawing, charcoal, pastel and printmaking must be framed behind glass/plastic and wired for hanging.
- Paintings on canvas must be gallery wrapped and wired for hanging.
- All other hanging devices such as sawtooth are not acceptable.
