Wetaskiwin’s Alberta Culture Days:
YOUTH ART CONTEST
CONGRATULATIONS to our 2021 WINNER
Jaydanne of Wetaskiwin Composite High School
Orange Shirt Day Youth Art Contest Form 2022
In the spirit of community and celebration, the Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum and the City of Wetaskiwin would like to invite you and your students to participate in Wetaskiwin’s 5th Annual Alberta Culture Days Art Contest.
Event Description
The Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum, in partnership with the City of Wetaskiwin and a variety of diverse organizations throughout our community, is proud to announce that our Community of Wetaskiwin City, County, and Maskwacîs will continue to act as a celebration site for the 2022 Alberta Culture Days.
Honouring the wîtaskîwin spatinâw treaty of peace made between the Nēhiyaw (Cree) and Niitsítapi (Blackfoot) People after which Wetaskiwin City and County were named, and the 92nd anniversary of the Wetaskiwin Peace Cairn, which commemorates this peace, we are coming “together on the land” to celebrate our collective stories. This multi-day collaborative event will provide residents and visitors a taste of the wide range of cultural experiences available in our great community. Just like the individual stones in the Wetaskiwin Peace Cairn, each group will bring with them a variety of activities through which we can find solidarity in our diversity and a common identity that we can be proud of for present and future generations.
Contest Details
Theme: As part of the event we are acting in congruence with the Truth & Reconciliation Commission Report by hosting a youth art contest for Orange Shirt Day. The competition is aimed to cultivate healthy community relationships and a continued awareness of Residential Schools. With a vision of hope, healing, and unity our theme for the 2022 Wetaskiwin’s Alberta Culture Days Art Contest will be “Making a Difference”.
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Medium: Hand drawings, paintings and digital graphics are acceptable. All entries must be original – copyrighted images will not be accepted. Electronic images must be high quality for reproduction and enlargement.
Qualifications: Must be 18 years of age & under and reside within Wetaskiwin City, County or Maskwacis to qualify. A registration form must be completed – one form can be completed by the teacher for full class entries, individual entries must submit a form with their artwork. Artist must have their name, title of their work, and age written/attached to their art piece.
Submission & Deadline: Artwork must be submitted to the Heritage Museum (5007 – 50 Ave Wetaskiwin) or by email (wdhm@persona.ca) no later than Dec 5. Those that submit their work prior to Sept. 27, 2022 will have their pieces displayed for the duration of Wetaskiwin’s Alberta Culture Days events.
Contest Winner: Our community will select a contest winner based on Facebook likes and balloted votes. The winner’s artwork will be selected for 2023 Every Child Matters Orange Shirt Day logo/design for the City of Wetaskiwin. Design will be used on T-Shirts and other promotional materials. Please check out last year’s winner below.
