Monday, October 24, 2016

Kids Art Contest College Scholarships Wyland Foundation National K-12 Artist Challenge


Art Contest




Past winner, Wyland Foundation
Wyland Foundation's National Art Challenge focused on promoting environmental awareness is open for entries from October 1 - December 1, 2016. Kindergarten through 12th Grade Classrooms are encouraged to submit as a group to the Classroom Mural entry category in three age groups K-4, 5-8, and 9-12. In addition, individual students are invited to submit their work in two other categories Individual Art and Individual Photography. 


Past winner, Wyland Foundation
SCHOLARSHIPS & PRIZES TO WIN

Classroom Mural Contest

  • $1,000 for classroom art supplies - 1 winner in each grade category (K-4, 5-8, 9-12)
Individual Art Contest 
  • $1,500 Scholarship to a high school junior or senior, applied toward a four-year school or university
  • $50 gift certificate for art supplies, one prize for each grade K-12
Individual Photo Contest 
  • $1,500 Scholarship  to a high school junior or senior, applied toward a four-year school or university
  • New camera ARV $500, one winner from among all photography entries
Past winner, Wyland Foundation
Deadline: December 1, 2016

The art challenge encourages classrooms and students from K-12 to participate by creating murals, artwork, and photographs that highlight environmental awareness. The Wyland Foundation takes great pride in our efforts to promote awareness of clean water and healthy oceans. Our ongoing conservation theme provides you a wide palette to explore the things we can all do for a healthy planet, including our water and ocean.

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16 comments:

  1. This looks absolutely awesome! I love the creativity of kids. It really let you into what they're thinking and how they're feeling. Something like this is outstanding I wish it was everywhere.

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  2. Wow, I love engaging kids in artwork, especially when it makes them look at the world around them. I especially like the fish and birds painting. That was absolutely gorgeous!

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  3. I love the ties to community in the challenge. It helps instill a love for where they live in our little ones.

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  4. It is important to encourage children to participate in a variety of artistic endeavors. Art does good things for mood, temperament and intellect.

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  5. Sounds like such a wonderful foundation. Also, the prizes/scholarships give such wonderful opportunities for the young ones!

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  6. What a great contest for an awesome prize. I love these kind of scholarships.

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  7. I love artwork and how unique it can be. I always encourage my kids to be artistic and creative in their daily lives.

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  8. What a fabulous contest. This is a great way to promote environmental awareness and creativity.

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  9. Those are some nice pieces of art. Very beautiful! Great prizes to be won too. How nice!

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  10. What a great contest, thanks so much for sharing. I love getting kids involved in fun projects like this.

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  11. What a fantastic contest for your little artists! And those prizes are so incredible too- what a wonderful way to help instill environmental awareness within our kids and encourage them to engage in the natural world.

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  12. Those are some really good art work! Great contest!

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  13. What a great contest with an awesome prize. I love these kind of scholarships! I wish we had something like that!

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  14. this is a cool contest. i love the pieces of art you shared. they are amazing.

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  15. What a wonderful contest. I love anything that brings out the creativity in children!

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  16. Oh I love this, children are naturally so talented. Something we lose as we grow older.

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