2020 Update to People of Plumas Project
Plumas Arts invites your participation in a 2020 Update to our People of Plumas project capturing this challenging extraordinary moment in time.
We will be collecting and posting written works (500 words max), photographs (2-3 at a time), and videos (5 minutes or less). Send them to information@plumasarts.org
We are inspired by the creative endeavors by members of our creative community and so will begin with them. Plumas Arts staff will be updating our People of Plumas pages on a regular basis and editing and archiving submissions.
We will be collecting and posting written works (500 words max), photographs (2-3 at a time), and videos (5 minutes or less). Send them to information@plumasarts.org
We are inspired by the creative endeavors by members of our creative community and so will begin with them. Plumas Arts staff will be updating our People of Plumas pages on a regular basis and editing and archiving submissions.
More Local Inspiration
Lost Sierra Stories- Podcast Series by Sierra Institute
Click Here to Listen
Carr Clifton Photography
View Carr's early works from the 1980's in this newly curated 2 min slideshow
Click Here to Listen
Carr Clifton Photography
View Carr's early works from the 1980's in this newly curated 2 min slideshow
Original Project (2018)
We all have a story to tell and our stories matter. People of Plumas is a new project of Plumas Arts. The goal of the project is to entice and empower a wide range of residents to capture and witness who we are, who our neighbors are, and our affection for our rural mountain life style in our own words and images.
With inspiration drawn from the online and print publications of Humans of New York, People of Plumas exchanges the urban view for our small town perspective.
People of Plumas was launched with a series of free workshops. The products from the workshops were collected into an online gallery of images and words, and gallery shows.
With inspiration drawn from the online and print publications of Humans of New York, People of Plumas exchanges the urban view for our small town perspective.
People of Plumas was launched with a series of free workshops. The products from the workshops were collected into an online gallery of images and words, and gallery shows.
People of Plumas Online Magazine
Produced with assistance from the California Arts Council, a state agency.
