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Discovering New Artists (DNA) in collaboration with ICOMOS Pakistan has launched the 7th Season of Art for Change – International Child Art Competition and Exhibition on Friday, 14th August 2020. The competition is one of the flagship projects of DNA and one of the largest child art competition in Pakistan. This year, Art for Change has opened a call for artwork submissions from all across the world. As part of the culmination program, Art for Change will arrange multiple exhibitions in Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, and internationally where hundreds of best artworks from all across the world will be displayed to promote young artists.

Discovering New Artists has further partnered with BeCAUSE, Globalizers, Golden Opportunities, and Clear Yo Mind for increasing the reach and impact of Art for Change this year. Art for Change puts special emphasis not only on arts education but also on the fact that we should be socially responsible citizens of the world. Since 2014, 38,656 students have drawn/painted on different themes and supported 19,150 students from marginalized communities to be part of the competition and exhibitions.

World Heritage is the shared wealth of humankind. Protecting and preserving this valuable asset demands the collective efforts of the international community. With support from our partners from all across the World, this year we want the children all over the world to learn and express creativity about local and world heritage sites in their communities, cities or countries. Thus, the theme for Art for Change – 7th International Child Art Competition & Exhibition is “Local & World Heritage”

There are cash prizes, certificates, trophies and cash honorariums for both teachers and students (please see details). Most of all, the selected artworks will be exhibited in multiple exhibitions across Pakistan and internationally.

Your school’s participation will give a chance to thousands of students from marginalized backgrounds to be part of the competition. We make sure that these marginalized children from Pakistan have all the resources to draw/paint by providing them with art supplies. Therefore, we would like to request you to submit maximum artworks in order to bridge the gap between privileged and underprivileged communities and showcase your work via international exhibitions. (for details, please see Art for Change model)

We hope to see wonderful art entries. Best of Luck!

Discovering New Artists invites budding children and young artists to participate from all across Pakistan in its exclusive National Art Challenge catering to the current dilemma humans are facing. We are providing a chance for all the parents to spend some creative time with their children and assist them in making artwork on the given theme. Youth are also welcome to submit their artworks on the given theme. This challenge will not only provide help to the people affected by Coronavirus through the collected proceeds but also help our children and youth in their creative development.

All the students and individuals are encouraged to take motivation from their current surroundings, for example, you may draw/paint as simple as taking inspiration from family life, books, toys, technology, helping your parents and cooking to draw something about your new learning and how to spend quality time at home.

More than 375 people are invited to visit the 6th Art for Change – International Child Art Exhibition on the first day of its commencement at Alhamara Arts Council Lahore, Mall Road, Lahore.

Art for Change is Pakistan’s one of the largest international child art competitions and exhibitions started in 2014 by Discovering New Artists. Over time, an increasing number of participants began to apply for this event due to several campaigns conducted by The Marketing Heaven, and so it became very significant in the world of children’s art. An event with importance laid not only on art education but also on the fact that we should be socially responsible citizens of our country and the world we live in.

Discovering New Artists partnered with Lahore Arts Council and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to launch the 6th Art for Change – International Child Art Exhibition at Alhamara Arts Council Lahore on Friday 31st January 2020. The exhibition featured over 175 breathtaking selected artworks among the 6,500 participants who participated in the competition under the theme of ‘Saving Wildlife and Endangered Species’ by schoolchildren aged 4-15 from all across Pakistan.

Director General (DG) World Wildlife Fund (WWF) inaugurated the ceremony and distributed the prizes and certificates to all the winning participants in a jam-packed inauguration ceremony. “The primary purpose of this initiative is to provide opportunities to the students from under-resourced schools and to give them a chance to participate equally on a national level with all the resources needed.”

This is an annual International Arts Competition that opens in August each year to let children participate and show their artistic talent as well as their thinking abilities to solve major issues surrounding us.

More than 300 people have attended 6th Art for Change – International Child Art Exhibition on the first day of its commencement at PNCA (Pakistan National Council of Arts), Islamabad.

Art for Change is Pakistan’s one of the largest international child art competitions and exhibitions started in 2014 by Discovering New Artists. An event with importance laid not only on art education but also on the fact that we should be socially responsible citizens of our country and the world we live in.

Discovering New Artists partnered with PNCA and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to launch the 6th Art for Change – International Child Art Exhibition at PNCA Islamabad on Friday 17th January 2020. The exhibition featured over 175 breathtaking selected artworks among the 6,500 participants who participated in the competition under the theme of ‘Saving Wildlife and Endangered Species’ by schoolchildren aged 4-15 from all across Pakistan.

Renowned artist, actor, and director Mr. Jamal Shah inaugurated the ceremony and distributed the prizes and certificates to all the winning participants in a jam-packed inauguration ceremony. “how art and culture serve as a resource to critically engage people with their surroundings thereby encouraging them to develop an intimate understanding of societal evolution and how art develop children’s creativity and imagination.” Mr. Jamal Shah explained. Mr. Zaidi also added that one of the aims of the competition was to create a bridge between the students from privileged and underprivileged classes.

DNA is a progressive youth-run organization that channels artistic and creative initiatives like Art for Change to develop creativity.