YOUTH ART DAY 2022
Saturday, April 2 ~ 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Greenwood High School, 405 E. Sunbury Street, Millerstown
Thank you for coming to the first in-person Youth Art Day since 2019!
Saturday, April 2 ~ 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Greenwood High School, 405 E. Sunbury Street, Millerstown
Thank you for coming to the first in-person Youth Art Day since 2019!
Lucy Lightner
Senior, Newport High School
“Eye See You” multicolor drawing
PCCA Executive Director Jasmine Colbert, Lucy Lightner, and PA State Rep. Perry Stambaugh
Peyton Dorwart
Sophomore, Newport High School
“The Hive” stained glass door
People’s Choice Award is determined by attendees at Youth Art Day, who vote for their favorite piece of art.
Entries by the following students were selected for inclusion in an upcoming exhibit at PCCA’s Landis House, 67 N. Fourth Street, highlighting standout pieces from Youth Art Day.
May 10 to August 4
Join us for an artists’ reception on Saturday, June 18, from 1 to 3 p.m. to see the artwork, meet our young artists and enjoy light refreshments.
Colton Albright, Sadie Appleberry, Lane Arnold, Lacie Boyer, Abigail Brightbill, Grace Buckley, Wyatt Caldwell, Jonah Caudle, Dylan Ciccocioppo, Vivian Cockley, Adrian Comp, Rowen Davis, Colte Degiglio, Peyton Dorwart, Madison Egresits, Danielle Failor, Emily Finton, Paige Gantt, Elisa Gilcrease, Julie Gisewhite, Cole Klinger, Madison Kurylo, Lucy Lightner, Sophia Meglio, Grace Miller, Emmaus Roberts, Dawson Seidel Kennedy, Connie Sheaffer, Rocky Shuler, Victoria Signor, Jordyn Turnbaugh, and Spencer Watts
If you received a letter stating that your student’s Youth Art Day artwork was chosen for the Director’s Choice exhibition, please RSVP their participation below.
Entries by the following students were selected for inclusion in an upcoming outdoor art exhibition that will travel to various community parks.
Shelby Bowen, Emma File, Madison Kurylo, Lucy Lightner, Aubrey Mitchell, and Grace Simpson
If you received a letter stating that your student’s Youth Art Day artwork was chosen for the Art Uplifts outdoor exhibition, please RSVP their participation below.
Eligibility
All Perry County students in Kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to participate. Students must reside in the county or attend a public, private, or home school in the county. Works created at home are eligible. Entries may be submitted on behalf of students by both their teachers and parents.
Entry Fee
Each entry requires a non-refundable $2 fee. We want everyone to have the opportunity to participate. For that reason, your fee may be waived if you are currently experiencing financial challenges. Contact us at yad@perrycountyarts.org to have your fee waived.
Application
Please complete separate forms for each individual student. Group projects require an application form and entry fee from each student involved. Students may enter as many disciplines as they wish, but may only submit one entry per category. View the complete Entry Guidelines below for any specific limitations. Incomplete application forms may be declared ineligible. Entries will NOT be accepted after the deadline. No call-in entries, please.
Important! Please click the Entry Guidelines button below to carefully read the instructions before submitting your entries.
Follow these two steps to submit your 2022 Youth Art Day entries.
1. Pay for entries
2. Complete appropriate application form to upload your entries
Please enjoy the outstanding creative works of Perry County’s youth and consider sharing our Youth Art Day social media posts and YouTube videos.
Youth Art Day is a county-wide youth art exhibition that showcases the creativity and talent of Perry County students, which is typically held at each Perry County school on a rotating basis. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Youth Art Day 2021 is being displayed virtually, as it was last year. We hope to see you in person at next year’s Youth Art Day!
Youth Art Day is generously sponsored by the following organizations, businesses and individuals:
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, abc27, Bank of Landisburg, Don Jacobs Insurance, Hall Foundation, Hempt Bros., Inc., Hengst Family Dental, Hunters Valley Sportsmens Association, Sheetz, Spiral Path Farm, Devin Albrand, Bob & Edna Baker, Paul & Teena Beutel, Baird & Mary Jane Collins, Marylou Dudley, Kelley & Dave Griswold, Frances Hershey, Arlis & Stanley Krammes, Darlene Kvaternik, Judy Landis, Clyde & Barbara McGeary, Tracy Meisinger-Troutman, Steve & Laura Messner, Gene & Kathy Odato, Ann & Richard Shull, Hannah Smith-Brubaker, Irene VanBuskirk, Tom & Carol Vracarich, Cecile Willet, Diane & Ross Witcoski, Pam & Michael Wolfersberger.
Cailey received the top visual art honor out of 412 entries, winning a $250 cash prize and the grand prize trophy to display at her school.
Each year, Perry County Council of the Arts hosts a special exhibition featuring young standout artists and their works from Youth Art Day. Director’s Choice artwork is featured below on our website and will be included in a special exhibition at PCCA Gallery and in our online webstore, where students will have the opportunity to sell their work.
The following student artwork was selected to be featured in PCCA’s 2021 “Art Uplifts” touring outdoor exhibition, with local art printed on durable yard signs for display along walking paths in regional community parks.
2014 Youth Art Day Best in Show winner Emily Keniston curated and designed Youth Art Day 2021 greeting cards using outstanding student artwork from this year’s virtual showcase. The cards will be available for our members and for purchase at PCCA Gallery.