12th Annual Hope & Healing Juried Art Show!
Purpose of our Art Show
Donate your original art that promotes hope and healing by communicating a message of peace, calm, comfort, and inspiration.
- To inspire hope and healing by raising the awareness that art aids in healing
- To create art for hospitals and healing facilities where viewers seek inspiration to heal
- To provide students with opportunities to explore creativity and create art to help others
NOW ACCEPTING ART for 2022 show:
Before December 1, 2021: Register to participate – Click Here. We will communicate directly with registered teachers and students regarding important updates. Registration just allows us to know who wants more information and to coordinate art pickup/dropoff.
Now until January 7, 2022: Artwork is picked up at high schools and colleges. We will contact those who register for artwork pick up or drop off locations. Complete the Online Release Form before dropping off art.
February 28 – March 19, 2022: Gallery Show at The Baum School of Art. Visit the show in-person to text-to-vote for the Viewer’s Choice Community Award. The student piece with most votes at the end of the show will receive $100 award.
Art Medium
Two-dimensional artwork that can be hung in a hospital room is accepted. It may include painting, photography, mixed media, etc. It may not include glass or fragile material.
Size & Finishing
Horizontal or vertical art, including a matte, must not be larger than 16” x 20”, and a depth not to exceed 2”. It cannot be smaller than 11” x 14”. Painting on canvas must have the sides painted. Conté Crayon or pastel must have a spray fixative applied. All paper art must be matted. Art must be ready to hang and will be placed in our 16” x 20” or 11” x 14” frames. Sign your work where it is not covered by the matte.
We cannot accept art that features a trademarked logo or features individuals other than the artist. Art that does not follow these instructions can be returned and will not be part of the Art Show.
Online Release Form is Required
Please complete the online Art Show Release Form which makes it easy to ensure we have all required information including an artwork title and inspiration statement (of 50 words or less) on how the art communicates a message of peace, calm, and hopefulness to viewers. Once you complete the form, you will be emailed a submission number. Please tape your full name and that number to the back of your art and submit it by January 7, 2022. Every entry must have a release form, either completed online or legibly filled in and taped to the back of the piece.
Judging Criteria
- Artist’s interpretation and ability to visually communicate a message of hope and healing to the viewer.
- Creativity, technical skills, and craftsmanship.
- Ability to communicate a compelling inspiration statement.
Prizes
Judges Awards are chosen by a panel of judges with an expertise in arts and/or healthcare award. Entries will be judged as one group and no longer be divided separately into high school and college categories. The judges will select the top honors from all entries for: 1st place $500, 2nd place $400, 3rd place $300, 4th place $200, and 5th place $150.
Community Honor Awards are granted by anyone who wants to select a winning piece, name the award, and fund the $100 prize. There were 23 Community Honor Awards in the 11th annual Hope & Healing Juried Art Show.
Select art may also be part of Healing Art Meditations for Healthcare & Beyond which combines our art with the music of Jim Brickman and other nationally known musicians. We will make every effort to communicate where your art goes and how it is used if we have a legible email that is good beyond the current school year.
Student Information and Release Form (REQUIRED)
If a piece of art does not meet the requirements, including a legible completed release form, it may not be accepted into the Gallery Show. Complete the online Release Form and submit your work with the submission number emailed to you.
Healing Art Curriculum
Educators – Click here for our Healing Art Curriculum.
