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The Springville Art Royalty is a tradition at the art museum that’s been around for almost a hundred years. When it first started in the 1920s, the art royalty was chosen by children, who would put pennies in voting boxes for who they thought should win.
It’s now chosen based on an interview and a presentation on a piece of art at the museum.
Art royalty attendants are ambassadors for the museum. They assist with events and meet people as the face of the museum. It’s a great opportunity to serve your community and be around incredible art all the time, so if you:
– Will be a junior or senior in the upcoming school year;
– Attend Springville or Maple Mountain High School, and;
– Think you’d be interested in being an art royalty attendant.
The application process starts March 9 and are due on April 10. The new art royalty will be chosen and inducted at the Art Ball on May 16.
During the Art Ball there will be dinner, live music, dancing, and of course, getting to witness the induction of the new art royalty. (Whittle is a Serve Daily intern.)
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The Springville Art Royalty is a tradition at the art museum that’s been around for almost a hundred years. When it first started in the 1920s, the art royalty was chosen by children, who would put pennies in voting boxes for who they thought should win.
It’s now chosen based on an interview and a presentation on a piece of art at the museum.
Art royalty attendants are ambassadors for the museum. They assist with events and meet people as the face of the museum. It’s a great opportunity to serve your community and be around incredible art all the time, so if you:
– Will be a junior or senior in the upcoming school year;
– Attend Springville or Maple Mountain High School, and;
– Think you’d be interested in being an art royalty attendant.
The application process starts March 9 and are due on April 10. The new art royalty will be chosen and inducted at the Art Ball on May 16.
During the Art Ball there will be dinner, live music, dancing, and of course, getting to witness the induction of the new art royalty. (Whittle is a Serve Daily intern.)
