2011 Nominees

Artists, educators, business, communities and individuals representing 22 Arizona cities and towns have been nominated for the 2011 Governor’s Arts Awards. A total of 76 nominations were received for consideration by an independent panel of judges. A new category to recognize an individual focusing on Arts Education attracted 12 nominations. Winners will be announced during the 30th Anniversary Governor’s Arts Awards, Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at the Herberger Theater in Phoenix.

Artists
Zam Alidina, Phoenix Danell Lynn, Phoenix
Susan Beiner, Tempe Joseph McGrath, Tucson
Kevin S. Berry, Phoenix Luis Mena, Tucson
Carley Conder, Tempe Martin Moreno, Laveen
Mary De Loyht, Scottsdale James N. Muir, Sedona
Jody Drake, Prescott Paul Nosa, Tucson
Angela Ellsworth, Scottsdale Catalin Rotaru, Tempe
Lawrence Enyart, Phoenix Lisa Starry, Phoenix
Dagne Hanson, Phoenix Betsy Dillard Stroud, Scottsdale
Paul Hawkins, Camp Verde David Therrien, Phoenix
Patsy Lowry, Paradise Valley Connie Whitlock, Surprise
Arts in Education (Individual)
Matt Baker, Phoenix Melissa Nelson, Cave Creek
KellyAnn Bonnell, Phoenix Jill Osborne, Tempe
Dr. Mary Erickson, Tempe Gregory Sale, Phoenix
Nancy Genys, Gilbert Nando Schellen, Flagstaff
Emily Krull, Gilbert Debra K. Stevens, Tempe
Ann Ludwig, Tempe Victoria Westover, Tucson
Arts in Education (Organization)
Arizona School for the Arts, Phoenix Sonoran Glass Art Academy, Tucson
The Bead Museum, Glendale Tonto Community Concert
Association, Payson
EPIK Dance Company, Phoenix Tri-City College Prep High School, Prescott
Marshall Magnet Elementary School, Flagstaff Washington Elementary School
District, Glendale
Prescott Art Docents, Prescott Superstition Review, Mesa
Business
Cox Communications, Southern Arizona Meridian Bank
Etherton Gallery, Tucson ON Media, Phoenix
JP Morgan Chase Southwest Ambulance
Community
Arizona Broadway Theatre, Peoria The Loft Cinema, Inc., Tucson
Casa Grande Arts & Humanities Commission Mesa Arts Center
Del E. Webb Center for the
Performing Arts, Wickenburg
NEW ARTiculations Dance Theatre, Tucson
Coconino County Public Library, Flagstaff Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts Place
Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra Tubac Center for the Arts
Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona, Phoenix West Valley Youth Orchestra, Avondale
Kore Press, Tucson Young Arts Arizona, Ltd., Phoenix
Individual
Rod Ambrose, Phoenix Hope Ozer, Paradise Valley
Bobb Cooper, Phoenix Jane Reddin
The Dallabetta’s -
John L., John A. & Amanda, Yuma
John Spiak, Mesa
Carmen de Novais-Guerrero, Mesa Rosemary Tunnell, Lake Havasu City
John Fontana, Scottsdale Robert J. Ulrich, Paradise Valley
Amanda Melby, Scottsdale Carol D. Whiteman, Phoenix