Around the theme Peace, Hope and Future, entries submitted through TreeArt in Singapore earned honours in every age group, from four to twenty-five.
The Youth World Cup Painting Competition began in Vancouver in 2012 and has since drawn young painters from more than fifty countries and regions, through an open call and a live final. It sets out to build friendship between young people across cultures, and to draw attention to children, especially those affected by disaster, returning to school.
This year's theme was Peace, Hope and Future. After scoring by an international jury, entries submitted through TreeArt in Singapore were recognised across all four age groups.
Honours by Age Group
- Group A · Ages 4–6
- 10 first
8 second 1 third prize - Group B · Ages 7–12
- 44 first
92 second 25 third prizes - Group C · Ages 13–17
- 15 first
15 second 4 third prizes - Group D · Ages 18–25
- 1 second
1 third prize
Congratulations to every young artist recognised, and to the families and teachers behind them.
The Live Final in Past Editions
Part of OpenKids Student Stories: the art competitions and exhibitions where Art Programmes students have shown their work or been honoured for it.
