Article written by Ayah Al-Masyabi, Colorado Scholastics Gold Alumni The Colorado Art Awards has been celebrating young artists since 1947, making the program 78 years old this year.  Each year, the program receives around 5,000 submissions of artwork from 7th to 12th graders all over the state, all with the hope of recognizing originality, skill, and voice. Winning works get to be displayed at statewide exhibitions, like at the Denver Art Museum and 40 West, with the possibi

The 501 (c)3 operates on the generous support of our community and industry partners to provide exceptional opportunities for Colorado...

A blog perspective by Tryceton Smith, Colorado Art Awards Intern The Rotary Luncheon is an annual event that celebrates the partnership...

Elijah LeBlanc Senior, Meeker High School. Elijah received a Gold Key and two Honorable Mention awards for his ceramic work. You can find...

Adjudication Invitation Art Adjudication for Youth, Grades 7-12 January 11-14, 2023 Invitation for the 2023 Colorado Scholastics Art &...

Special Invitation: Exhibition Install, Gallery Sitter, Deinstall Learn from the pros! Meet curators and gallery managers. We invite...

Colorado Art Awards Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit! This will provide expanded student opportunities, programming, and...

We are thrilled to kick off the new school year with exciting updates and resources as you plan this Fall. Colorado Art Awards Inc. is...

Saturday, February 26th 1:30 - 3pm Edgewater Public Market We invite all students in Colorado to attend with their families and educators...

By the January 6th National deadline, 1,650 students completed over 3,000 submissions in the Colorado Art Region of the Scholastic Art...

Monday, January 3 1-3:30pm on Zoom Join us on zoom if you need assistance with entering artwork for the Colorado Art Region of the...

The Colorado Watercolor Society support Scholastic Art Awards of Colorado each year by selecting 5 works from and the young up and coming...

I came across this amazing article by journalist, Teju Cole, on Sept. 23, 2020. His writing touched that raw spot inside of me that was...

Education may never look the same. With mixed feelings, school is returning this Fall, in many different forms, and with new hurdles to...