Children Art Contest now attracts more than 2500 entries per year and we offer both shortlisted and winning children exposure and promotion through our exhibitions and website.
Painting - Goldy Malhotra 'Social Distancing'
We are living in unprecedented times. Coronavirus has hit mankind like a pandemic, killing thousands and others living in scare of getting affected. All you people need to know that it’s up to you to ensure that this situation doesn’t deteriorate. Ensure you do the following and tell your family and friends around also to follow to prevent the spread of COVID-19:
• Clean your hands often. Use soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand rub.
• Maintain a safe distance from anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
• Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth.
• Cover your nose and mouth with your bent elbow or a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
• Stay home if you feel unwell.
• If you have a fever, a cough, and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention. Call in advance.
• Follow the directions of local authority
Shanker Art Foundation appeals to all people of the nation to Stay Clean, Stay Safe and Stay healthy and help spread this message like a healthy virus, share this message in your own way, your own medium and in your own style but do a start now and use our wall of art to post your messages. The best ones daily shall be used in all our communications, social media, and other channels to spread the message with your credentials.
Stay clean, Stay Safe and Stay healthy.
Shanker Art Foundation organises a theme based ‘Children Art Contest’ every year with a sole objective to provide Talented Children and Amazing Young Artists with the platform to explore their creative talent and exhibit their concerns, thoughts and stories on a drawing sheet, which otherwise remain constrained to their individual schools and the notice boards.
Shanker Art Foundation invites children of classes Preliminary to Senior Secondary from Schools, Art Institutes, Hobby Centres etc. spread PAN India to submit their Original Artworks filled with ideas that describe their understanding of the theme-based topic and are encouraged to express their feelings and take on same. Individual children can also partake in the event.
Moreover, this art contest is not about winning a prize but also about sharing the prodigy talent with the much larger community.
So far the Shanker Art Foundation and ARTinfoINDIA COM has organised seven such contest like Titlee -The Butterfly in 2012, Titlee-The Butterfly in 2013, Peacock-The National Bird in 2014, Lotus-The National Flower in 2015, Tiger-The National Animal in 2016, Colours of National Symbols in 2017, Colours of National Symbols in 2018 and My Favourite Festival 2019
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