Youth Art Month Poster Winners Announced!
Congratulations to the following students for their artistic efforts in creating a “Wilderness” themed piece for the 2012 Illinois Youth Art Month flag! Winners were chosen based on scoring highest on a rubric with the following criteria: 1. Relevance to theme; 2. Skill of artwork in relation to age level/grade; 3. Aesthetic appeal. The artwork will also be the subject of the Illinois Youth Art Month poster in March.
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IAEA Youth Art Month
March is National Youth Art Month!
The purpose of Youth Art Month is to draw focus to art from students, parents, school administration, and communities. Art Educators have demonstrated their ingenuity and passion through such activities as student exhibitions, public artworks, and Arts festivals. Now is the time for you to advocate for art in your school and community.
IAEA members are encouraged to send documentation of their Youth Art Month activities, large or small, to the Youth Art Month Coordinators. It is important to document all art events and activities that take place during / around Youth Art Month. All observances and documentation materials from Illinois are collected into a portfolio binder that is then submitted nationally to the Council for Art Education. This portfolio serves as evidence of Illinois’ efforts in promoting art education, and it increases local and national political awareness of the importance of art education. SUBMIT Youth Art Month Documentation Please help strengthen Illinois’ portfolio and document your art activities during and around March. Complete this form and submit any photos, press clippings, sample items, or video documentation of your hard work. Send all items to the Yam Co-Coordinators via email or traditional mail by May 15th.
YAM Co-Coordinators
Kristen Peck – Youth Art Month Co-Chair
peck.kristen@gmail.com
Melissa Schaefer – Youth Art Month Co-Chair
Miss831@Comcast.net
Contact at IllinoisYAM@gmail.com






