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Insider's Look Podcast 03: Aug. 14, 2009
Insider's Look #3 - Paint the Parks 2009 Exhibit at Kolb Studio
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Insider's Look at Grand Canyon #3
Paint in the Parks 2009: Art Show at Kolb's Studio, S. Rim, Aug. 1 - Sept. 7
Running Time 13:45 - August 14, 2009 - Produced by Park Ranger Patrick Gamman
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Paint the Parks 2009 - August 1 - September 7

Paint the Parks is America’s leading program designed to illustrate the beauty and significance of America’s national parks. Paintings entered must depict one of our nation’s 390 areas under the care of the National Park Service.

The competition is open to all artists. Entries are judged by a jury of nationally recognized artists and arts professionals, with winners in each of the three National Park Regions, plus a Grand Prize Purchase Award Winner. The winning paintings tour the nation for one year and are available for viewing online.

Fifty “mini” paintings (180 square inches or less in size) are selected to accompany the 100 full-size paintings on tour.

The annual Paint the Parks competition and tour are sponsored by the nonprofit PaintAmerica Association. A portion of proceeds from the sale of paintings is contributed to the National Park Foundation and the PaintAmerica Scholarship Fund.
To learn more about the PaintAmerica Association and the annual Paint the Parks program, visit them online at:
 http://www.paintamerica.org/painttheparks.html

 
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Kolb Studio on the Rim

Kolb Studio
Once the home and business of the Kolb brothers, pioneering photographers and filmmakers at Grand Canyon, this rambling, Victorian era building (1905) has been restored to its original splendor.

Visit the free Kolb Brothers exhibit, A Grand Life at the Grand Canyon in the auditorium, and shop in the bookstore. This fall, the 4th Annual Grand Canyon Celebration of Art Exhibit will be showcased here between September 8 and November 25, 2012.

Kolb Studio
is located in the Village Historic District at the Bright Angel trailhead.
Open daily 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (winter hours)

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Insider's Look at Grand Canyon Podcast
 
Delivers periodic audio bulletins and enhanced podcasts about park news and events. Topics include anything and everything about Grand Canyon National Park. Hosted and produced by Park Ranger Patrick Gamman.

iPod users, this program is also available on the iTunes Insider's Look at Grand Canyon Podcast Channel

Podcasts are listed in order of release date, with the most recent on the top of the index page.

 




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THE INNER GORGE OF THE GRAND CANYON, 1200 feet (366m)

Did You Know?
Within the Grand Canyon, the rugged, V-shaped Inner Gorge rises darkly from the Colorado River. The broad shelf above it is the Tonto Platform, which spreads like a green blanket across both sides of the canyon. The Inner Gorge achieves a depth of over 1200 feet (366m)

Last Updated: April 16, 2010 at 20:44 MST