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Des Moines Arts Festival® Announces 2025 Jury

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Jury of five reviews 953 artist applications for the 2025 Des Moines Arts Festival (Des Moines, IA) – A panel of five jurors has completed the process of reviewing and selecting artists for the Des Moines Arts Festival® presented by Nationwide to be held June 27 – 29. The artists were selected through a rigorous blind jury process by peer jurors Steve Jones and Mark Suddath, and jurors Suzy McGrane-Hop, Jami Milne, and David Smith. Juror bios ar…

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Des Moines Arts Festival® Announces 2025 Jury

Jury of five reviews 953 artist applications for the 2025 Des Moines Arts Festival (Des Moines, IA) – A panel of five jurors has completed the process of reviewing and selecting artists for the Des Moines Arts Festival® presented by Nationwide to be held June 27 – 29. The artists were selected through a rigorous blind jury process by peer jurors Steve Jones and Mark Suddath, and jurors Suzy McGrane-Hop, Jami Milne, and David Smith. Juror bios ar…

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