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| Students from Studey Elementary show off their skate board designs after experiencing Gallery on Wheels exhibit Skate Park |
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Scholastics Enter Now!
Talented students and teachers make The Fort Wayne Museum of Art Scholastic Art and Writing Region one of the best in the country. Enter your work in this prestigious National Competition today. Entry forms can be found below and additional info can be found here.
Entry Forms and Information
Regional News and Notes
Art Entry Forms and Information
Writing Entry Forms and Information
Award Ceremony Information
Scholarship Information
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Children’s Book Illustration Series:
Works by Allen Say |
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December 1, 2007 – April 20, 2008
Sponsored in part by: Northwest Allen County School, Fort Wayne Art League, Fort Wayne Educators Association, and the Allen County Public Library
Allen Say is best known for his children's books that combine elegant watercolors and powerful stories. He has garnered critical acclaim and numerous awards throughout his career. Say has been recognized by the Boston Globe, American Library Association and received a Caldecott Medal in 1994 for Grandfather's Journey. Beginning in 1988 with the book A River Dream, Say began writing and illustrating his own works exclusively.
In addition to Grandfather’s Journey and Kamishibai Man, works from Home of the Brave and Music for Alice are included, which touch on the Japanese American experience living in this country through World War II.
Click here to see more of Allen Say’s Work and learn about his free book signing.
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