ARTinfoINDIA.COM’s painting competition for school children titled TITLEE-The Butterfly 2012, TITLEE-The Butterfly 2013, PEACOCK-The National Bird 2014 and Lotus-The National Flower 2015 was successfully organized. We have received an overwhelming response from Schools and Parents. In this competition 6 groups (Pre Nursery to Class 10) received 18 Gold, 18 Silver, 18 Bronze Award and 90 commended Award (All India Level) including 1st, 2nd, 3rd prize (School Level) awards were given to winners. Merit Certificate to 600 participants and Certificate of Participation to all the participants were issued. Exhibitions of selected paintings were held at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
In continuation to this, ARTinfoINDIA.COM is glad to announce Tiger – The National Animal as theme for 5th All India Art Competition for School Children. This is to depict our love and concern for Tiger – The National Animal through paintings and drawings. This is a one of its kind opportunity to discover the latent talent of budding and upcoming generation through their sincere and creative thoughts about nation.
Our sole aim is to sensitize/motivate/educate young and budding children through art towards the importance of our National Symbols.
Salient Features
a) Gold, Silver, Bronze, Commended and Appreciation Awards for 300 paintings selected for exhibition
b) 1 Gold Award, 1 Silver Award, 1 Bronze Award and 5 Commended Awards on every 100 Paintings in each category.
c) Certificate of Merit for 200 paintings.
d) Certificate of Participation for all the Participants
e) Exhibition at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
f) Awarded and Meritorious Paintings on website for ever.
The Schedule of the Competition
1 July-31 July 2016 Please send entry between these dates only.
15-16 September 2016 Judging session by panel of expert judges.
29-30 September 2016 Results will be published at http://www.artinfoindia.com
http://childrenartcontest.com
and
https://facebook.com/childrenartcontest
1 – 31 October 2016
Exhibition of Awarded Paintings at Lobbies of India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
Theme : TIGER-The National Animal
Children can make it more interesting by adding the ambience like garden, flowers, monuments, trees etc. or it could be simply The Tiger
Why is TIGER the national animal of India?
The tiger was adopted as the National Animal by the Indian Board for Wildlife in 1972 in place of the lion. It was selected as a national animal because of its presence in larger parts of the country. It is found in 16 states while the lion is found only in one state also because of the worldwide importance of the animal and the need to protect it. Tiger as the National Animal of India symbolizes the Power, Strength, Elegance, Alertness, Intelligence and Endurance of the Nation. Tiger has also been long part of Indian mythology and folklore.
About the TIGER
The Tiger (Panthera Tigris, Linnaeus) is the national animal of India. Tiger is also called the lord of Jungles. The national animal of India, is a rich-colored well-striped animal with a short coat. As the national animal of India, tiger symbolizes India’s wildlife wealth. The combination of grace, strength, agility and enormous power has earned the tiger great respect and high esteem.
Out of the eight races of the species known, the Indian race, the Royal Bengal Tiger is found throughout the country (except the north-western region) and also in the neighboring countries like Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. Tigers are now getting extinct. The Government of India, under its “Project Tiger” program, started a massive effort to preserve the tiger population in 1973. Today, the tiger advances as a symbol of India’s conservation of itself and its wildlife heritage. Since the launch of “Project Tiger”, the tiger population has shown a gradual increase. So far, 23 tiger reserves have been established in the country under this project.
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Requirements of the competitive part
The size of the artwork could be
A3 (420 mm x 297 mm)
A4 (297 mm x 210 mm)
or paper of any Standard Sketch Book.
Medium: Any medium of your choice to create Drawing, Painting, Collage or Mixed Media on paper. (Do not Paste 3D material on artwork)
Entries must be on good quality paper.
Categories (Groups):
The competition is open for children of preparatory classes to grade / class X.
Group A – Preparatory Classes (Nur., LKG, UKG)
Group B – Grade / Class I & II
Group C – Grade / Class III & IV
Group D – Grade / Class V & VI
Group E – Grade / Class VII & VIII
Group F – Grade / Class IX & X
Individuals Kindly follow these steps :
1. Labeling the Entries (Individual Participant)
Every entry must have the following information at the back of the artwork:
- Name of Participant
- Class & Group
- Name of the School and City
- Name of Father or Mother
- Address with PIN CODE
- Mobile No and E-Mail ID
- Entry Fee Ticket. No.
or
2 Download Individual Entry Form
- http://artinfoindia.com/downloads/ fill it and paste on the back side of artwork.
2. Participation Fee Rs. 200/
- BUY E-TICKET and mention Ticket No as Payment Ref. Code on Entry Form
- Link for Ticket : https://in.explara.com/e/tiger-the-national-animal-5th-all-india-art-competition
School / Hobby Centres / Group Kindly follow these steps :
1. Labeling the Entries (Group Participation)
- Every entry must have the following information at the back of the artwork:
- Name of Participant
- Class & Group
- Participation Fee Ref. No.
- Rubber Stamp of the Institute
2. Download Group Registration Form
- http://artinfoindia.com/download.php fill it and send along with artworks.
- Attach List of Participant
3. Participation Fee Rs. 100/- per entry
- A consolidate E-Transfer (Please contact for Bank), Cheque, Bank Draft may be issued for all the participants from same institution.
- Cheque/Bank Draft in favor of :
ARTinfoINDIA.COM
Please do not send multiple cheque of Rs. 100/- (Entries with cheque of Rs 100/- shall be disqualified)
Submission of Artworks:
Interested Schools, Hobby Centres, Groups and individuals can submit their original artwork
by Post / Courier / Personally to address given
