Press Releases
ARTS FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES GRANT OPPORTUNITY FOR SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARTS ORGANIZATIONS AND TRIBAL NATIONS
JESSICA GONZALES AND CYFI TO COMPLETE LARGEST MURAL IN PIMA COUNTY PUBLIC ART COLLECTION
UPDATE: Open Studio Tours
President Biden Issues Proclamation on National Arts and Humanities Month
Newly Completed Public Art Project by Rebecca Carlton
ARTIST TEAM, JESSICA GONZALES AND ROCK MARTINEZ AWARDED 4000 Square Foot PIMA COUNTY MURAL PROJECT
Name and logo use guidelines
Our name signifies a commitment to the arts and culture. The Arts Foundation helps hundreds of artists and arts organizations and touches the lives of thousands of people.
Our name
The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona
- DO list us on all promotional and programmatic materials, and refer to us, when verbally acknowledging sponsors as, “The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona.”
- DO NOT use “Tucson-Southern Arizona,” or ”Tucson/Southern Arizona.”
Our logo
When creating print materials featuring our name or logo, please make use of the following standards. The guidelines for usage are essential to the strong visual identity and name recognition of The Arts Foundation.
Two-color logo
- Green
Web: #79BA00
RGB: 21 86 0
CMYK: 58 0 100 0
Pantone: 368. - Warm Gray
Web: #6e615d.
RGB: 110 97 93
CMYK: 20 29 28 56
Pantone: Warm Gray 10
One-color logo
- Black 100%
- Black 50%
Primary font
- Domestos Sans Black.
- Domestos Sans Bold.
- Domestos Sans Black used for ARTS and Foundation.
- Domestos Sans Bold used for FOR TUCSON AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA.
Secondary font
- Franklin Gothic Demi.
- Used for text on letterhead business cards, etc.
Size
Please ensure a minimum reproduction size so that “The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona” is legible. A 1/2” minimum of space should be left around the logo for all print materials.
The placement of your audiences and the distance from which the logo is viewed should always be considered.