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2019 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: February 19, 2019

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards have an impressive legacy dating back to 1923, when Scholastic Founder, Robbie Robinson, started the program as a way to honor the creative achievement of high school students. Some things have changed with the Awards over the years—new categories like Comic Art and Video Game Design—but a few things have not. First is freedom of expression! The Scholastic Awards places no limitations on content; students are free to pursue any idea or topic in…

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WKU League of Sculptors exhibit at the SKyPAC’s Main Gallery

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: April 9, 2018

Bowling Green, KY  — (Monday, April 9, 2018) – Each spring, the WKU League of Sculptors exhibit a selection of their artwork in the SKyPAC Main Gallery. This spring, the exhibition runs from Monday, April 2 – Friday, May 25, 2018. THIQUE: We are a group of artists and makers originating from many parts of the United States. We work alongside each other as students of Western Kentucky University. The work from this exhibition is a collection of the diversity that exists in our sculpture…

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Three Young Artists and Writers Recognized for their Original Works

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: April 5, 2018

Scholastic Art & Writing Awards South Central Kentucky Regional Affiliate Students Announced as 2018 National Medalists Three Young Artists and Writers Recognized for their Original WorksBowling Green, KY— March 30, 2018— SKyPAC has announced three National Medal recipients for the 2018 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Presented by the nonprofit organization the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, the 95th Scholastic Art & Writing Awards is the country’s longest-running and most prestigious scholarship and recognition program for creative students in…

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Congratulations to All of Our 2018 Scholastic Art & Writing Award Recipients

Post By: The SKyPAC
Date: March 1, 2018

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards have an impressive legacy dating back to 1923, when Scholastic Founder, Robbie Robinson, started the program as a way to honor the creative achievement of high school students. Some things have changed with the Awards over the years—new categories like Comic Art and Video Game Design—but a few things have not. First is freedom of expression! The Scholastic Awards places no limitations on content; students are free to pursue any idea or topic in…

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