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Vandalia seeks pictures of animals for Art Park project

Vandalia is making a call to photographers for a 2019 Art Park project. CONTRIBUTED

Vandalia is making a call to photographers for a 2019 Art Park project. CONTRIBUTED
Vandalia
By Emily Kronenberger
Sept 26, 2018
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The city of Vandalia Cultural Arts Committee has decided on a project for the Art Park designed to get the whole Vandalia community involved.

The project for the 2019 season will be called Noah’s Park. It will have a collection of images, taken by residents, who will submit them with a form.

Noah’s Park will be images of animals, from pets at home or the little critter that runs across a field.

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Photo submissions are being accepted from now until Jan. 1, 2019. You can submit your photo and entry form to the Vandalia Municipal Building on James E. Bohanan Drive or email them to justin@jspiveyphotography.com.

The images will be displayed along the Treble Clef Trail in portrait or landscape form. The Art Park is located on East Alkaline Springs Road.

Visit the city's website, Facebook page, or call Regina at (937) 898-8212 or Joanne at (937) 231-2874 for more information and updates.

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