YOUTH ART COMPETITION
Every Hot Works Fine Art Show features a Youth Art Competition, sponsored by the Institute for the Arts & Education. This valuable program gives children a glimpse into creative entrepreneurship and the life of a professional artist. One young artist even sold a piece for $2,300!
Youth Art
Competition
Every Hot Works Fine Art Show features a Youth Art Competition, sponsored by the Institute for the Arts & Education. This valuable program gives children a glimpse into creative entrepreneurship and the life of a professional artist. One young artist even sold a piece for $2,300!
Youth Art
Competition
Every Hot Works Fine Art Show features a Youth Art Competition, sponsored by the Institute for the Arts & Education. This valuable program gives children a glimpse into creative entrepreneurship and the life of a professional artist. One young artist even sold a piece for $2,300!
QUALIFICATIONS
Original or handmade artworks by students ages 5-13 or 9-19 / grades K-8 or 6-12.
The artwork is publicly displayed and judged during the art show.
Qualifications
Original or handmade artworks by students ages 5-13 or 9-19 / grades K-8 or 6-12. The artwork is publicly displayed and judged during the art show.
Questions
Our Mission
Creating art is fun, but what do our children really learn from making art?
Do you remember the first time you received a compliment? How about the first time an adult told you that you were special? Do you remember when you were complimented on a task that revealed your own uniqueness? Art opens doors to confidence and success. Art isn’t a luxury, it’s one of the building blocks that help children find their path to creativity, success, and independence. Studies show that art is a necessity for children!
Awards
Participating young artists learn about creative entrepreneurship and life as professional artists. There are $250 cash awards for each show.
Benefits
- To improve and master fine motor skills.
- To create new neural pathways in the brain for problem-solving.
- To express things that can’t be shared in words.
- To understand the importance of success.
- To move through obstacles without fear.
- To instill confidence.
- To learn to observe carefully.
- To provide the joy of achievement.