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Monster Drawing Rally Brings Live Art to Park City

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Monster Drawing Rally Brings Live Art to Park City
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The Monster Drawing Rally is a live art-making event held in partnership with the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and the Kimball Art Center. This event allows spectators to observe the creative process of local artists and provides opportunities to expand art collections.

Key takeaways

  • The Monster Drawing Rally is a partnership between the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and the Kimball Art Center.
  • Artists create 2D artwork in 50-minute shifts during three rounds of art-making.
  • Finished artwork can be purchased for $50, with winners decided by a draw if multiple bids occur.
  • The event takes place at the Kimball Art Center in Park City.

The Monster Drawing Rally, a partnership between the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and the Kimball Art Center, serves as a live drawing event and party for the community. This event allows spectators to observe the creative process of artists and provides opportunities to build relationships with local talent and grow art collections.

The event was scheduled for September 19, 2026, from 3-6 p.m. at the Kimball Art Center, located at 1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT. It is described as one of Summit County's premiere art-centric occasions and its most unique live art-making event.

During the rally, artists participate in three rounds of art-making, with each artist challenged to create 2D artwork during 50-minute shifts. Finished pieces are made available for purchase for $50 each. In instances where more than one bidder is interested in a piece, the winner is decided by the luck of the draw.

The event features a diverse group of participating artists, including Alexandra Jicol, Alicia Joos, Alyssa Hartman, Angie Bizon, Anna Nizhoni, Ava Christiansen, Blake Bellet, Caden Mangum, Camille Prestwich, Chloe Sawyer, Elissa Sabbö, Elle Donovan, Emily Miquelon, Grace Swears-Johnson, Ian Greenwood, Isabel Duncan, Jade Rugh, James Saarela, Jan Vola, Katie Kurchinski, Kent Youngstrom, Kristine Zanno, Kylie Millward, Lavinia Toderici, Lily Howell, Lindalee Holmes, Lizza Fellow, Luis Canelon, Mark Maziarz, Marley Wright, Morgan McCue, Renee Mox Hall, Rickie A. Sny, Sarah Hoare, and Tori Olson.

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