Youth Art Month
The NJ State YAM Exhibit is a once in a lifetime opportunity for your art students. Each county in the state is asked to submit 6 pieces of artwork to represent the county. This artwork is selected by a panel of art teachers in each county and must be created by students of current AENJ members.
The 2013 State YAM Exhibit was held on March 1st at the Statehouse in Trenton. Over 100 pieces of NJ student artwork was on display from every county in the state!
For more information on the following, please click on the links below:
2013 YAM Chairs
2011 YAM Design Winners
Click below to view the front label for the YAM Sponsored Exhibit in:
Click below to view the back label for the YAM Sponsored Exhibit in:
What is Youth Art Month?
Youth Art Month is a national annual observance each March to emphasize the value of K-12 art education for all children and to encourage support for quality school art programs.
Why get involved in Youth Art Month?
YAM is a wonderful opportunity to share with our communities the artistic talents of our students as well as the benefits and necessity of arts education in all of our schools. YAM showcases the excellent visual arts education being provided throughout our state.
How do I get involved in Youth Art Month?
To find out what is happening in your county, please contact your county's YAM chairperson. Deadlines for entries in most county YAM exhibits is late January/early February. Email your county YAM chair for more detailed information.