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Great opportunity for young Caithness artists


By David G Scott

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Youngsters across Caithness aged 3-18 have the exciting opportunity to have their artwork featured in an exhibition at the National in Edinburgh.

National Galleries of Scotland are encouraging young people across Caithness and the rest of Scotland to let their imaginations run wild and create their own artworks, from drawings, paintings, 3-D sculptures or video – there are no limitations on what they can make.

National Galleries of Scotland are inviting young artists to take part in Your Art World and have their work exhibited. Picture supplied
National Galleries of Scotland are inviting young artists to take part in Your Art World and have their work exhibited. Picture supplied

All submissions will then feature as part of the spectacular Your Art World exhibition, showcasing the creativity of young artists from across Scotland. All they need to do is photograph their work and upload it to National Galleries of Scotland’s online gallery, then they can come along and see their creation featured digitally on screens in the National. All the new entries sent in will be added to the screens every month until the exhibition ends on April 14 next year.

The project aims to engage and encourage young people in the world of art. With online resources available for teachers and families to support children in art-based activities, the project encourages everyone to get involved no matter ability or knowledge. By providing tools and guidance, Your Art World demystifies the creative process and makes art accessible to everyone.

Submissions can be made to Your Art World | National Galleries of Scotland at www.nationalgalleries.org/exhibition/your-art-world and should be sent in by the end of March for inclusion.

The show is open until April 14, 2024


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