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  The Korea daily student art contest (중앙일보 학생 미술 공모전) The Korea daily student art contest co-hosted by Bank of Hope and JoongAng Ilbo organized to encourage and support korean students' creativity and artistic abilities, is well-known for providing a platform for young korean students to showcase their potential.  I would like to share award winning artworks from my art classes that participated in the Korea daily student art contest   https://artcontest.koreadaily.com   Happy village award 2023/ Grade 2

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  The Saving Endangered Species Youth Art Contest is a special initiative aimed at engaging young artists in the conservation of endangered species. This contest provides an opportunity for youth to express their creativity while raising awareness about the critical need to protect endangered species and their habitats. Participants in this contest are invited to create artwork that showcases endangered species from around the world. Artists can use various mediums such as paintings, drawings, digital art, or mixed media to depict these species in their natural habitats or convey the importance of conservation. I would like to share some of the award-winning artworks from my art classes that participated in the Saving Endangered Species Youth Art Contest. https://www.treehugger.com/young-artists-endangered-species-contest-5272091 2022 First place/ Piping  plovers 2022 Grades 6-8 Semifinalist/ Canada olynx 2021 Grades 3-5 Semifinalist/ Guam kingfisher 2021 Grades 3-5 Semifinali...

  The Greater Atlantic Region's Marine Endangered Species Art Contest is an opportunity for students to showcase their talent and raise awareness about endangered marine species in the Atlantic region. This contest aims to promote conservation and highlight the importance of protecting these vulnerable species. Participants are encouraged to create artwork that depicts endangered marine species found in the Greater Atlantic Region, which includes the coastal waters from Maine to North Carolina. The artwork can be in various forms, such as paintings, drawings,sculpture, or mixed media. I would like to share some of the award-winning artworks from my art classes that participated in Greater Atlantic Region's Marine Endangered Species Art Contest. These artworks have received recognition in categories such as painting and sculpture. https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/new-england-mid-atlantic/endangered-species-conservation/2023-marine-endangered-species-art-contest 2023 Grades Pre- K-...

  I would like to share some of the award-winning artworks from my art classes that participated in the Scholastic Art and Writing competition. These artworks have received recognition in categories such as Illustrations, Mixed Media, Printing, and Sculptures. I am very proud of my students for their hard work and dedication in achieving these awards, especially given the relatively short preparation time they had. 2024 Scholastic art and writing/  Silver Key / Emma H/ Grade 8/ Illustrations 2024 Scholastic art and writing/  Silver Key / Emma H/ Grade 8/ Sculpture 2024 Scholastic art and writing/  Honorable Mention / Kaley C/ Grade 8/ Illustrations 2024 Scholastic art and writing/  Honorable Mention / Eunji K/ Grade 8/ Illustrations 2023 Scholastic art and writing/ Gold Key / Grade 8/ Illustrations  2023 Scholastic art and writing/ Gold Key / Grade 8/ Mixed media 2022 Scholastic art and writing/  Honorable mention / Grade 11/ Sculpture ...

  Let's take a look at how to prepare for the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition. Here is the link to the entry information page. Please make sure to check the eligibility, deadline, and categories. https://www.artandwriting.org/awards/how-to-enter/ The competition is open to students in grades 7-12 (age 13 and up), and they can apply in 28 categories of art and writing. The deadline varies by region. For Arizona, which is in the South region, the deadline is Tuesday, December 5 at 11:59 pm Eastern Time. Submissions are done online. First, create an account on the website, then upload your artwork and pay the entry fee online. The entry fee is $10 per category. There are 17 art categories, and you can submit multiple entries. Here is a link where you can check the categories and previous award-winning works. https://www.artandwriting.org/awards/how-to-enter/categories/ Here is a PDF link with a collection of award-winning works. https://d1dhn91mufybwl.cloudfront.net/downloads/p...

  Scholastic Art and Writing is a prestigious national program in the United States that recognizes and celebrates the creative achievements of young artists and writers. It was founded in 1923 by Maurice R. Robinson, an editor for Scholastic magazine. The program is open to students in grades 7-12 and provides opportunities for them to showcase their artistic and literary talents. The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards are presented annually and offer students the chance to receive recognition, scholarships, and exhibition opportunities. The program accepts submissions in various categories, including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, film and animation, poetry, short stories, journalism, and more. The submissions are reviewed by a panel of professionals, including artists, writers, educators, and industry experts, who evaluate the work based on originality, technical skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision. The top works receive Gold Key, Silver K...