Columbus Arts Council Youth Art Exhibit

Eligibility: The youth art exhibit is open to all artists between the ages of five (5) and eighteen (18.)

Specifications: Each participant may submit up to two (2) pieces for the exhibit. Maximum dimensions are 3 feet in any direction including frames. Work must arrive at the Columbus Arts Council ready to hang (in frame, with hanging bracket, etc.) Must have ID of artist on the back of each piece - include artist's name, title of piece, price (if applicable,) and phone number. 3D artwork must have information on the bottom.

Sales and commissions: Artwork does not have to be for sale, however if an artist wishes to sell their artwork, please take the Columbus Arts Council's 30% commission into account when pricing artwork. The artist will be paid the gross revenue of sales, less the commission and sales tax during the first half of October.

Calendar

Delivery of Entries: Friday, August 29 and Saturday, August 30 at the Columbus Arts Council

Opening of Exhibit: September 4 5:30-7 pm

Work Pick Up: Tuesday, September 30

The exhibit will hang in the Columbus Arts Council's Artist Alley from September 1 - September 30.

Please download the application and return with your child's artwork.
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January 14, 2015

The Big Read

We and our project partners are excited to invite our community to join in "The Big Read" kicking off this month and continuing into March. Our focus book, Thornton Wilder's "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" is a great American classic

which won Wilder his first Pulitzer Prize in 1928. Since it's first printing in 1927, the book has NEVER been out of print! The story is well written, immersing us into Peruvian culture and creating fascinating character studies--all in a fairly short read.

For more information follow this link

"The Big Read" is a grant program established by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)

in 2006 in response to studies reflecting the sad rapid decline of reading in America.

The program was developed to provide organizations with the means to develop community

wide reading programs. Through the focus on one book, we can encourage community

reading, discussion and participation amongst diverse audiences. From this we can all

come together to learn about the worlds encompassed in one story, and hopefully encourage

a renewed interest in reading.

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