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All State Art Symposium - The All State Art Symposium is a statewide high school art competition sponsored by GAEA and Kennesaw State University. Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional work can be submitted. The first step of adjudication occurs at the regional level. Work is due to the specific coordinator assigned to your region by January 8th. The selected pieces are then sent to KSU for the state level of adjudication. All students whose work is sent to the state level are invited to participate in the symposium events on February 26th and 27th! The symposium will include a reception on Friday evening, workshops and lunch on Saturday. Please select this link for your regional coordinator.

Helen Fleming Stone Art Scholarship Information - The Helen Fleming Stone Art Scholarship is administered, with consultation of the Stone family, through the Georgia Art Education Association from which the interest / profits of the scholarship funds will be given annually to a graduating National Art Honor Society high school senior. Anyone can contribute funds to the scholarship.Select the link for further information about the criteria and how to apply For more information select the link above.

11th Annual Metro Atlanta High School Exhibit - The Metro High School Exhibit is an event cosponsored by the High Museum of Art and GAEA in which members can select 2 student works for display at the Greene Family Education Center from March 23 - May 16, 2010. For more information select the link above.

Entries must be received by March 12, 2010

Comprehensive list of secondary exhibits - pdf file - A comprehensive list of exhibits available to secondary students.

Academia Loves Artists Flyers

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With the new Georgia graduation requirements, recruiting students for visual arts courses is more important than ever. We want to let parents and students know visual arts is a college preparatory subject for everyone, not just art majors. We’ve created these flyers for secondary art teachers to download and photocopy. The flyers are designed for distribution at rising ninth grade meetings, counseling sessions, and parents’ nights. We suggest you begin by enlisting the help of your guidance counselors, and asking them to hand out the flyers in their offices.

You may want to add other information on the back, such as suggested scheduling for taking art all four years. As you discover creative ways to make use of the flyers, we would enjoy hearing how they work, or improvements you suggest. We hope these handouts will assist you in your recruitment activities, and help parents and students remember that visual arts is preparation for college and preparation for life!

from The GAEA Graduation Committee: Julianne Hogan, Wanda Kinnaman, Kim Phillips, and Dr. Lynda Kerr, Chair