Woodinville Teen Arts Alliance

The Woodinville Teen Arts Alliance presents

The DeYoung House Youth Art Show

May 20th 11am – 5pm

Suggested Theme: The Passing of Time

Submission Deadline: April 30th

Requirements:

Must submit photo of Artwork by April 30th (JPEG or PNG)
Max size: 24in by 36in. Small 3D pieces are also acceptable
Each artist can submit up to 2 works
Share your artist statement (50 words max): What is the inspiration or meaning of your piece, or how does it connect to the theme?
A jury panel will select works based on theme interpretation, composition, artistry, technique, skill, and originality.
Artists will be notified of acceptance via email.

Selling Your Artwork?
Each artist is responsible for managing any art transactions. We recommend using VenMo or Zelle

The WTAA and the Woodinville Heritage Society reserve the discretion to decline artwork.

Please email any questions to wtaayouthartshow@gmail.com

Submit your artwork via our Google form

Know a teen that loves art and wants to connect with the community?

The Woodinville Arts Alliance selects a group of teens who show great leadership skills each school year to participate on the Woodinville Teen Arts Alliance council. During their 8 month appointed position, they will be mentored by local professional artists to run community art programs or events. They are given the opportunity to share their voice and the power to make a difference.

In past years, the teen council worked together to paint a peace pole to commemorate first responders. They learned from businesses and artists such as MOCapp, Juice Marketing, Molten Works, Surya Vanka an industrial designer, Rashawnna Williams a social change maker just to name a few.

Past teen councils have made a huge and positive impact on our community! They organized and hosted professional art shows, were featured on the radio and in the newspaper, and created a chalk mural at Celebrate Woodinville. They also learned how to fuse glass, how to create a successful portfolio, and run a council. They have created and distributed activity books for at risk children and have painted several murals with the help of mentors. Each year, the teens will be given the power and support needed to do even more amazing new projects and events they get to plan and implement while learning from professionals in a wide variety of creative fields.

Applications for the Woodinville Teen Arts Alliance
are accepted June thru September.

Taking applications from June 01-September 05 of each year.
The council is in session from September 20th-June 01 annually.

Expectations:

Teens are expected to attend monthly meetings, communicate with other council members, professional speakers, and assigned mentors. Council members choose a program or event committee to join and is expected to help plan and execute the program or event with their team. Additional social events are optional. Plan on 1-6 hours of volunteer time each month.

Benefits:

Teens are given leadership opportunities to implement new programs in the community, express their ideas, and positively impact others through art. Learn skills from various professional creatives and mentors. Gain exposure to many creative fields. Make new friends who have a similar interest in art and leadership!