Regular art competitions that high school students can participate in? Calligraphy and painting contest?

Generally speaking, if art competitions are not open to the public, there are certain requirements, such as academic qualifications (only college students can participate). ), membership level (American Association member, etc. ), as well as some requirements formulated by the organizer; Limited art competitions will be more difficult (if there are no insiders). There is no limit to the public. You only need to draw the work according to the meaning of the topic, and sometimes you may need some entry fees, but it is still acceptable. Some new artists actually made their debut in this way. If you are interested, you can give it a try and stand out from many entries. The joy at that time was indescribable.

Calligraphy and painting competitions are rare. Generally, when there are cultural festivals and the like that need to be promoted, there will be calligraphy competitions, but the difficulty of calligraphy competitions is that it is really a technical activity. Personally, if you don't practice for a while, you will immediately regress. Because I didn't practice for a while, I immediately became almost an entry-level student, and finally gave up studying art.

The competition depends on what needs to be promoted and the support of sponsors. As long as it is for the public, everyone can participate. If you have a special student, you may not win. It depends on whether the work can "stand out".

I hope I can help you. Good luck.