Young Art Oxford is an annual art exhibition open to all Oxfordshire schools with children from any year between Reception to Year 9. It is a wonderful opportunity for young aspiring artists to have their work judged by well known professionals and artists and to exhibit at the prestigious Ashmolean Museum.
Young Art Oxford is a chance for children, who enjoy art, to help other children of their own age who are suffering from cancer.
The concept of Young Art Oxford is simple. It is run by volunteers and the overheads are minimal, ensuring that all the money raised goes to Cancer Research UK and more specifically towards their research into finding cures and improving treatments for childhood cancers.
The first Young Art Oxford exhibition was held in 2008, based upon the model set up in London in 1988. Since then, more than £140,000 has been raised for Cancer Research UK and the number of Oxfordshire schools participating has risen from 16 to 51. In 2018, there were 3427 entries and 574 of these were selected by a panel of judges for the exhibition which will take place at the prestigious Ashmolean Museum.
Young Art is a fantastic opportunity for children to be recognised and feel good about their artistic abilities. Both teachers and parents regularly comment on the tremendous boost to a child’s confidence that is gained as a result of being selected and seeing his or her art on the wall of a professional gallery, as well as being made into a lovely postcard or a beautiful canvas.
Please do contact us if you would like your school to get involved.
Here are all the schools who participated in 2019.
Young Art Oxford is an annual art exhibition open to all Oxfordshire schools with children from any year between Reception to Year 9. It is a wonderful opportunity for young aspiring artists to have their work judged by well known professionals and artists and to exhibit at the prestigious Ashmolean Museum.
Young Art Oxford is a chance for children, who enjoy art, to help other children of their own age who are suffering from cancer.
The concept of Young Art Oxford is simple. It is run by volunteers and the overheads are minimal, ensuring that all the money raised goes to Cancer Research UK and more specifically towards their research into finding cures and improving treatments for childhood cancers.
The first Young Art Oxford exhibition was held in 2008, based upon the model set up in London in 1988. Since then, more than £140,000 has been raised for Cancer Research UK and the number of Oxfordshire schools participating has risen from 16 to 51. In 2018, there were 3427 entries and 574 of these were selected by a panel of judges for the exhibition which will take place at the prestigious Ashmolean Museum.
Young Art is a fantastic opportunity for children to be recognised and feel good about their artistic abilities. Both teachers and parents regularly comment on the tremendous boost to a child’s confidence that is gained as a result of being selected and seeing his or her art on the wall of a professional gallery, as well as being made into a lovely postcard or a beautiful canvas.
Please do contact us if you would like your school to get involved.
Here are all the schools who participated in 2019.
