"Everybody needs beauty as well as bread." ~John Muir
The Art & Ag Project cultivates a dialogue between artists, farmers, and the community to raise awareness of the importance of preserving working landscapes, to promote sustainable agriculture and the visual arts in Yolo County.
The Art & Ag Project builds alliances among artists and farmers of Yolo County through our "Artist to Farm Visits" monthly program in which farmers allow artists access to a variety of agricultural landscapes. In turn, this experience is artistically rendered to show the broader community what a unique landscape we inhabit and share, to bring forth pride and develop a sense of place.
The Project is celebrated each year with the Art Farm Exhibition Gala which features an Art Harvest and a Taste of Yolo - bringing the best of Yolo County's creativity, farm and wine harvest.
YoloArts' Art & Ag Project is a partnership project with the Yolo Land Trust and The Davis Farmers Market Foundation and is funded by:
2012 Artist-to-Farm visits Calendar: If you would like to attend a farm visit please contact: artag@yoloarts.org
Through the support of the Davis Farmer's Market Foundation's "Farm to School" program, second grade classes from Davis Public Schools visit a farm for a day. Artists from the Art & Ag Project worked with these classes to create artwork inspired by their farm visits. Our goal is to expand this program to include schools in Winters and West Sacramento.
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This project is funded by a grant from the James Irvine Foundation and ArtPlace.
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YoloArts is funded in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency,
the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency,
and by YoloArts' membership and partners.