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Jeff Schneider, Age 14, DC
Self-Portrait
Highlights of 2004-2005:
Authentic Voices of 2005

Teenagers across the country took charge of their creative journey when they submitted 250,000 entries to local programs of The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards of 2005. Talk about authentic voices and visions! By adjudicating the most outstanding works by secondary students, The Awards seek to inspire excellence and to help launch the next generation of artists and writers on their creative journeys. These students join the long-standing tradition of The Awards, which annually celebrates the creative spirit of American teenagers who are the voice and vision of tomorrow.

   
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Message from Leadership
What is needed to identify creative potential, nurture its development, and celebrate the remarkable artistic vision of our nation’s most gifted young artists and writers? Click here to read more!

The Impact of One
The power of the individual story illuminates the impact of the creative journey on so many. Here is one inside story. Click here to read more! Click here to read more!

Audiences and Advocacy
Throughout the year, the Alliance increased exposure to larger audiences for the work of emerging artists and writers. Click here to read more!

Recognize! Support!
Young artists and writers from across the nation earned more than 1,300 Gold, Silver, American Voices/Visions Awards. All nationally recognized participants received special medals Click here to read more!

Audiences and Advocacy
Throughout the year, the Alliance increased exposure to larger audiences for the work of emerging artists and writers. Click here to read more!

Exploring the City
More than 400 students participated in a series of workshops and cultural experiences with visual and literary arts professionals hosted in 30 venues throughout the City. Click here to read more!

The Power of “And”
The Alliance continued to collaborate with national arts education leaders, such as the Arts Education Partnership. Click here to read more!

 
     

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