Proof You Can Check
Every Creation
Deserves To Be Seen
One story per event: where our art students' work went, and what it earned.
2025
Student Stories
OpenKids Student Stories reports on art competitions and exhibitions, and on the work students of OpenKids Art Programmes, taught by TreeArt, have shown or been honoured for there, from the International Visual Arts Competition in Troyes to ARTNOW and the Youth World Cup. Each story names the event and what was shown or awarded. We do not publish students' names.
Reviewed
Story By Story
Every Story By Year
Each card is one event, marked by what its story records: honours for entries submitted by TreeArt, a nomination, an exhibition, or the Singapore winners an organiser announced. We do not publish students' names.
2025
ARTNOW 2025 Nominated Works Featuring a TreeArt Student
Nineteen nominated works from the 2025 ART NOW Global competition, each credited to the institution that submitted it — among them one by a TreeArt student in Singapore.
TreeArt Students Honoured At The 14th Youth World Cup Painting Competition
Around the theme Peace, Hope and Future, entries submitted through TreeArt in Singapore earned honours in every age group, from four to twenty-five.
TreeArt Students Shine At The 6th Asia Youth And Children Arts Festival
Three runner-up places, gold awards in every group from age four to twelve, and two team golds for TreeArt at an Asia-wide competition themed The Most Beautiful Scenery, People and Things.
Friendship In Bloom 2025 Singapore Winners Announced
Seventy-nine works from Singapore were honoured in an international youth art programme that turns the friendship between two countries into pictures.
Inside The 2025 ART BETHANIEN Biennial In Berlin
Two hundred and fifty-one artists and projects from more than thirty countries and regions at Kunstquartier Bethanien, where the Singapore winners of the Golden Key round were invited to exhibit.
2025 Golden Key Singapore Round Winners Announced
The Singapore winners of the 2025 Golden Key International Art Competition qualified to exhibit at the Berlin biennial that autumn.
Competition Training
On The World's Top Technology Stages
OpenKids students compete at the world's top technology competitions. The story below follows one competition season: the months of design, testing and teamwork behind a few days on stage.
Explore Competition TrainingAcross The Programmes
Where Art Meets Technology
The ART TECH Creative Competition is run jointly by three OpenKids sub-brands, TreeArt, Futurum Academy and GaiaX: one stage shared by art and technology students.
Future Pathways
Offers Our Students Have Earned
University offers received by individual students through Future Pathways, the admissions guidance shared by both programmes. Each line is one offer: the university, the programme and the level of study.
Individual outcomes, not a guarantee
Explore Future Pathways- University of MelbourneGraphic DesignUndergraduate
- University of SydneyInteraction DesignUndergraduate
- UNSW SydneyDesignPostgraduate
- USCGame DesignUndergraduate
- USCAnimation & Digital MediaPostgraduate
- NYUFilmUndergraduate
Brand & Evidence
How We Count
What each claim on this page counts, and what it does not. Every figure the site publishes is defined in one place.
Every Number Defined- Art Honours
- Honours won by individual art students, credited to the institution that submitted the work.
- Technology Stages
- Participation only: OpenKids students take part in the world's top technology competitions. No award, title or ranking is claimed, and no competition is named.
- University Offers
- Offers received by individual students in our admissions guidance (Future Pathways): individual outcomes, not a guarantee.
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