Judging is now taking place.
Join us on Monday, May 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Shanna & Bryan Glazer JCC for a special program commemorating Yom HaShoah and revealing the winning Shine A Light artwork.
Registration is required.
Click here to register by Wednesday, May 1.
Our Youth Art Contest raises awareness of antisemitism and empowers individuals to stand against the hatred of Jewish people and mitigate ignorance through the power of art.
Prizes awarded in all 3 age divisions: (Grades 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12) 1st Place $1000 2nd Place $500 3rd Place $300 Plus 7 Honorable Mentions! $100 each
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Generously sponsored by
Aaralyn S., Josephine Bähr
Aubrey P., Deaf Ears
Daniel S., Standing Together Against Antisemitism
Kaitlyn B., Mezuzah
Kaleigh B., You Don’t Look Jewish
Kelly B., Caging the Dragon
Kiran S., Lend a Hand to Shine a Light on Antisemitism
Natalie S., Then and Now: We Still Fight
Rachel G. Together We Stand
Yaraida S., The Protector
Adira F., Fire Doesn’t Forget
Benny N., The Face of Tomorrow
Bryn P., Even in the Dark of Night, One Person Can Shine A Light That Everyone Can See
Cooper S., The Balloon of Hope
Isla B., Bring Peace Back
Marialetizia P., Liberty
Noah S., Encourage
Varsha K., Celebrate the Diversity
Zaina D., Children of Holocaust
Zoe K., The Heat of Hate
The Honorable Mayor Jane Castor, City of Tampa
Jeffrey Berger, Tampa JCCs & Federation
Renee Buono, Tampa Museum of Art
Sara Golding Scher, Artist and Community Volunteer
Phyllis Gould, Community Volunteer
Stanley Gray, Executive Director, Urban League of Hillsborough County
Michael Igel, Board Chair, The Florida Holocaust Museum
Yvette Lewis, President, NAACP of Hillsborough County
Generously sponsored by