Closed
Applications close
Dec 31, 202612:00 AM PSTCloses Dec 31, 2026
This program is no longer accepting applications.
Closed
Applications close
Dec 31, 202612:00 AM PSTCloses Dec 31, 2026
This program is no longer accepting applications.
Professional association · Indianapolis, IN, United States · 1 program
“Wildlife and native plants as exhibition subject matter”
Indiana Wildlife Artists (IWA) seeks an organization to sponsor a youth art exhibition. The sponsoring organization must be located in Indiana at a physical location open for public viewing. IWA will award art supply gift cards of $100 and above to selected youth artists.
Eligible artwork includes 2-D and 3-D art in any medium, including photography, with wildlife or native plants as the subject matter. Domestic animals and common plants such as tulips are not acceptable. Youth are defined as those in middle school through undergraduate university students, including those in public schools, private schools, or home schools. All youth artists must live in Indiana. The sponsoring organization may be a school or any other eligible entity.
IWA is seeking existing exhibits scheduled for 2025 or 2026. IWA members will serve as judges to select award-winning artwork, and their decision is final. IWA must approve that the exhibit is suitable for encouraging youth wildlife art. Interested sponsors should email IWA with the subject line "Youth Wildlife Art Exhibit" and include: organization name and location with website or contact information, all exhibit dates and hours, building access and parking information, and any visitor fees. IWA reserves the right to change terms at any time.
$100+ art supply gift cards awarded to selected youth artists
4 items to prepare.
Requirements
The sponsoring organization must be located in Indiana at a physical location open for public viewing, and may be a school or any other eligible entity. Eligible artwork includes 2-D and 3-D art in any medium, including photography, with wildlife or native plants as the subject matter; domestic animals and common plants such as tulips are not acceptable. Youth are defined as those in middle school through undergraduate university students, including those in public schools, private schools, or home schools, and all youth artists must live in Indiana. IWA is seeking existing exhibits already scheduled for 2025 or 2026.
Applications close
Dec 31, 202612:00 AM PST
IWA members serve as judges to select award-winning artwork, and their decision is final. IWA must approve that the exhibit is suitable for encouraging youth wildlife art.
Professional association · Indianapolis, IN, United States
Indiana Wildlife Artists supports and encourages wildlife-themed art among youth in Indiana.
4 items to prepare.