'Why Home Means Nevada to Me' Art Contest for Inauguration of Governor-elect Steve Sisolak
Governor-elect Sisolak and the First Lady are honored to announce a statewide art competition for students from kindergarten through 5th grade.
“For me, home means Nevada because it’s where I’ve raised my two incredible daughters," said Governor-elect Steve Sisolak. "This year, I’ve been fortunate enough to meet Nevadans across the state, and learn why home means Nevada to them. Now, it’s your turn. Whether it’s your family and neighbors, your school and friends, Nevada’s great outdoors, or anything in between — show off your creativity and why home means Nevada to you!”
Guidelines:
Your artwork should reflect the theme “Why Home Means Nevada to Me.” The phrase should appear in the artwork.
The theme must be depicted visually and can be created using acrylics, watercolor, pencils, charcoal, magic markers, spray paint, crayons, and/or pastels. Digitally produced images will not be eligible for consideration.
The artwork must be original in concept and not violate U.S. Copyright Law.
The competition is open to any kindergarten to 5th grade student in Nevada.
All entries must be received by Monday, December 31st
Judging:
The Governor-elect and First Lady will select the winning artwork.
Award:
The winning student will lead the Pledge of Allegiance at Governor-Elect Sisolak’s inauguration ceremony on Monday, January 7th in Carson City. The winning student and his or her parents or guardians will be transported to the inauguration and will sit on stage as special guests of the governor-elect. The artwork will be framed and hung in the governor’s office and the student and his or her artwork will be featured in news releases and on the governor’s office website to celebrate the student’s achievements.
How to submit entries:
To submit ONLINE, please click HERE
To submit via MAIL, please print and complete THIS FORM