Announcing Nat’l PTA’s 2008-2009 Reflections Program
This Year’s Theme is, “Wow!”
Due Date is Friday, November 7
Click Here for Entry Form
Reflections Chairperson: Yuki Cutcheon
PTA believes that all children deserve a quality arts education and encourages students to pursue artistic expression through participation in its annual Reflections Program. The program offers students the opportunity to create works of art for fun and recognition.
Student works are critiqued against other works in the same category. Works are then judged and awards given, with winners moving up to the next level of PTA (District, State and National). All participants receive recognition and an opportunity to showcase their talents through local exhibits.
Categories:
Literature:
Fiction, Non-Fiction, Prose, Poetry and Drama
Not to exceed 2000 words
Musical Composition:
For Voice, Instruments,
or a Combination of Voice and Instruments
Not to exceed 5 minutes, must be submitted on a cd
Photography:
Original Black and White or Color, or a Group of Photographic Images
Digital Photos are Acceptable
Not to exceed 11” x 14”, including mat
Visual Arts:
Drawing, Painting, Collage, Photographic Collage, Metal Etching, Fiber Work or Computer Generated Work
May be submitted on paper, canvas board, cardboard, hot or cold pressboard, or canvass (not to exceed 3/8” thickness - no wooden frames.
No three dimensional work i.e., sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, or reproductions of other artworks)
Not to exceed 24” x 30”, including mat
Dance Choreography:
Original choreographed dance composition
recorded on a dvd
May use up to three dancers
Not to exceed 5 minutes
Film/Video Production:
Original works of fiction or non-fiction, with or without sound, in the categories of: animation, narrative, documentary, experimental and media presentation
Student must be the director, screenwriter and camera person
Submissions on dvd must use either Quick Time, Windows Media or RealVideo, resolution should be 320 x 240 or higher
Not to exceed 5 minutes
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. ~ Scott Adams
For More Information please click here for “Reflections FAQ”
Calling All Artists, Dancers, Musicians, Writers and Videographers!
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. ~ Pablo Picasso
You Can Also visit the California State PTA Website, click here.