Latino Art Beat Announces 2023 National Youth Art and Film Competition

Lawndale News Chicago's Bilingual Newspaper - Education

Lawndale News Chicago's Bilingual Newspaper - Education

Chicago based Latino Art Beat, a national not for profit arts organization that offers a youth art and film competition themed ”What Hispanic Heritage & Culture Means to Me?” has announced the release of its 2023 competition details. High school juniors and seniors in participating cities may enter their colorful art entries for a chance at a college scholarship to the college or university of their choice. Students of Hispanic / Latino background may enter colorful drawings or paintings that depict their respective ethnic background. All media accepted with a maximum dimension of 34” x 36”. Latino Art Beat also offers young filmmakers an opportunity to submit their short films of 15 minutes or less, with winning filmmakers earning a college scholarship while having their film works screened at high profile venues and film festivals around the country.  Interested high school students and teachers may request a 2023 art or film competition entry form by emailing Latino Art Beat at latinoartbeat@hotmail.com. The deadlines vary by city but usually at the end of April or May. Winners will receive recognition at an awards ceremony held during 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month, an awards certificate and the top winners earn a college scholarship. 

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