- “Massive, immersive art project incorporated every student in Prescott School District” by Shelia Hagar, Walla Walla Union Bulletin, June 2022
- Cover Image, Social Forms of Art (SoFA) Journal, Fall 2022
- “Migratory bird festival connects art, wildlife” by Loryn Kykendall, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, April 17, 2024
- “EWU exhibit highlights innovative arts collaboration with rural Central Washington school district” by Carrie Scozzaro, November 21, 2024
- Featured cover image on “Anonymous Was A Woman and the New York Foundation for the Arts Award Over $500,000 in Environmental Art Grants” by Francesca Aton, August 27, 2025
Phase 1 (December 2021- May 2025)
When the River Becomes a Cloud / Cuando el río se transforma en nube is a project created by artists-in-residence Tia Kramer and Amanda Leigh Evans. Phase 1 of their residency at Prescott School District was commissioned and administered by Picture Lab as part of their Rural Art Initiative.
Phase 1 was funded by a pilot grant from Sherwood Trust and Blue Mountain Community Foundation, a SEL in Action grant from NoVo Foundation, an Arts in Education grant from ArtsWA, a National Endowment for the Arts Grant for Artist Projects, and a mini-grant from Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Phase 2 (June 2025 - Now) Beginning June 2025, When the River Becomes a Cloud / Cuando el río se transforma en nube moved into Phase 2. Phase 2 is administered by Prescott School District with Tia and Amanda.
Phase 2 is funded by a 2025 Anonymous Was a Woman / NYFA Environmental Art Grant.
DeepTime Collective is Amanda Leigh Evans (left), Tia Kramer (right)
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