DaVinci Fest 2027
Art Showcase

A place to share what students have created.

Open to students in PreK–12. No judging. No competition.

The DaVinci Fest Art Showcase gives students an opportunity to see their artwork displayed and shared with the community.

Students can participate on their own, or teachers can submit artwork created through classroom projects.

Individual artwork, collections of student work, and collaborative class projects are all welcome.

No pre-registration required.

How to Participate

Exhibition Guidelines

Artwork should be appropriate for a youth-centered, family-friendly public exhibition. Students are encouraged to explore ideas, perspectives, and themes creatively; however, submissions may not include explicit sexual content, graphic violence, hate speech, or other content that is reasonably inappropriate for a public school setting.

For Students

Students and families are welcome to submit artwork independently. Whether you’re creating something in class, at home, or on your own, your work is welcome at DaVinci Fest.

A student might submit:

  • A drawing, painting, or illustration

  • A sculpture or 3D creation

  • A mixed-media or collage piece

  • Any other original artwork

You don't need to be an expert artist or create something specifically for DaVinci Fest. If you're proud of something you've made and want to share it, we'd love to display it!

For Teachers

Teachers and staff can incorporate DaVinci Fest into work already happening in the classroom.

A teacher might submit:

  • Individual artwork created by a student

  • A classroom collection

  • A collaborative project created by the whole class

  • Artwork connected to an existing lesson or unit

You don't need to create something new just for DaVinci Fest. If students are already creating something worth sharing, we'd love to help put it on display!

For Non-District Students

We believe every young person deserves opportunities to explore their creativity, share their ideas, and celebrate their learning.

Students who live within the boundaries of Stillwater Area Public School District but attend a non-ISD 834 school or are homeschooled are welcome to participate in the DaVinci Fest Art Showcase.

Share your creativity and original artwork with the community and enjoy being part of this celebration of student art!

Looking to participate in the judged art competition?
→ CLICK HERE

Artform Categories

  • Mixed Media

    Artwork that combines two or more different materials.

    Examples: paint + collage, pencil + fabric, watercolor + beads

  • Sculpture & Ceramics

    Three-dimensional artwork that has been shaped, built, molded, or sculpted.

    Examples: clay figures, wire sculptures, papier-mâché, wood carvings, or 3D found-object art

  • Pastels & Drawing

    Artwork created with dry or wet drawing materials.

    Examples: pencil, colored pencil, charcoal, ink, markers, oil pastels, or chalk pastels

  • Painting

    Artwork created with paint.

    Examples: acrylic, watercolor, tempera, or oil paint

  • Fiber Arts & Jewelry

    Artwork created with fiber, textiles, thread, or jewelry-making materials.

    Examples: weaving, embroidery, knitting, crochet, fabric art, beading, or handmade jewelry

  • Photography & Digital Art

    Artwork created using a camera, computer, tablet, or other digital tools.

    Examples: photography, digital drawing/painting, photo editing, or digital collage

Questions?