Not to have known-as most men have not-either the mountain or the desert is not to have known one's self. Not to have known one's self is to have known no one.

-Joseph Wood Krutch

shifting sands initiative

sponsored by the Ford Foundation

Thanks to a planning grant from the Ford Foundation, in 2007 ISDA will begin participating in the Foundation's Shifting Sands Initiative.

The purpose of the Initiative is to assist communities that are experiencing significant demographic and economic change-such as Ajo-to explore how arts and culture can be pivotal in preserving cultural identities at risk of being lost.

During the planning grant period, ISDA will sponsor dialogues in Ajo to explore the use of public art installations and community festivals that would bring Ajo's rich multicultural heritage to the forefront.

In its first year, our initiative will focus on Ajo's Native American cultural heritage.

Who we are

 


updated 6-29-09
ISDA logo

Administrative Office

401 W. Esperanza
Ajo, AZ 85321

Main # 520-387-6823
Fax# 520-387-5626


The Cafeteria Gallery
and Enterprise Center

401 W. Esperanza
Ajo, AZ 85321

Office # 520-387-6858
Fax# 520-387-5626


Programs Office

400 W. Vananda
Ajo, AZ 85321

Main# 520-387-3570
Fax# 520-387-3005



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Website photos provided by: Bill Elliott Perry and other local photographers.
Mural painting details by Michael Chiago
Website content by Dorothy Ruef.

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