ELIGIBILITY
Kindergarten through 12th Grade. Residents in the Pacific Northwest

THEME
Images of Korean Culture. Draw scenes of their choice in the area 

MEDIUM
2-Dimensional Drawing. Any Medium (watercolor, acrylics, oil, pastel, crayon, etc.). Bring your own medium (art materials)

STYLE
2 Dimensional. Only participant's 100% original artwork done on the day of the contest will be honored

SIZE
12" X 16" or 16" X 20". Oil & Acrylic users should bring your own stretched canvas. For all others, the association will furnish paper that day

PRIZES
Best of Show - Governor's Recognition with Prize
Gold - 4 Awards / Korean Consul General Recognition with Prize
Silver - 12 Awards / Community Leader's Recognition with Prize
Special - 16 Awards / Korean Community Assoc. Leader's Recognition with Prize
And other Awards

ENTRY FORM
Available at your local School / Community Center / Library / K.A.C.A.P.NW / www.koamartists.org

APPLICATION FEES & DEADLINE
Received By mail no later than April 30, 2010 (fee $20.00) or on-site registration at Seattle Center (fee $25.00)

Make check payable to "KACAPN"

SEND ENTRIES TO
Korean-American Art & Cultural Association of Pacific Northwest (KACAPN). 4800 S. 188th St. RM 235, SeaTac, WA 98188

MORE INFORMATION
(206) 399-7509, (253) 282-2333 or email jeon03@hotmail.com

NOTIFICATION
Winners will be published by the media or on the web-site, 1 month from the day of competition and will be notified by mail

EXHIBITION & AWARDS CEREMONY
September 5, 2009 (Fri.) - September 12, 2009
Seattle Center. Center House / Harrison Gallery
305 Harrison ST / Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 684-7200www.seattlecenter.com
Award Ceremony on September 12, 2009, 5 :00 PM-6:00 PM

TRAVELING EXHIBITION LOCATIONS
Seattle Civic Center

NOTE
Bring your own lunch (Good to have family picnic)

 

The Korean-American Art & Cultural Association of Pacific Northwest (KACAPN) is proud to present this year's annual Pacific Northwest Students' Art Competition.

DATE & LOCATION
May 1, 2010 12:30pm - 6:00pm
Seattle Center, Center House (33 Bldg.)
305 Harrison St. / Seattle, WA 98103
 Seattle Center MAP / Application Form

Our goal to encourage, opportunity and promote the cross-cultural art experience among young students through an annual student art competition. Encouraging talented young artiest to find creative voice of their own.

The association holds an annual Students' Art Competition that, children and young adults (K-12) of Washington , Oregon and western Canada are invited to this event their creativity in visual art.

The event will be held at the Seattle Center in Seattle on Saturday, May 1, 2010, 12:30 pm - 6:00 pm .

KACAPN is inviting everyone to come and participate in this sharing of art and life.

The contest is fundamentally an activity to create a space for students to get together in expressing their ideas through art. Although it is a competition, students may also use it as a way to express the beauty they see in the world.

Many awards won by students from the competition went onto various prestigious art schools like RISD, Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute of Art, Chicago Art Institute, Pasadena Art Center and Coopers Union. We hope students in your community will join this wonderful experience in meeting other young artists from all over the Pacific Northwest .

The primary benefit of such a competition goes beyond a college major in the field of art. Through this personally engaging creative activity, students have the opportunity to deepen their awareness of beauty and self through a medium that fosters individuality and creative artistry.

This project sponsored by the Korean-American Art & Cultural Association of Pacific Northwest, encourages and supports all artists in the region in their pursuit to enrich both personal and community life.

The Pacific Northwest Students' Art Competition needs support from your family, our community and our youth to grow rich in quality of life and community for our future generations.