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Art. Perspective. Possibility.

Creativity connects us.

Explore young people’s art and creative perspectives on our shared world.

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Artwork from What Does Belonging Look Like?
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What Does Belonging Look Like?

"Isolation is the feeling of sitting alone at the bottom of a well. Connectedness is the feeling of belonging." Kim Samuel

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Artwork from Creativity in Quarantine
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Creativity in Quarantine

The COVID-19 pandemic has definitely altered our day to day lives, as we’ve transformed our in-person gatherings into virtual get-togethers. As we’re adjusting to this new normal, many things may have sparked our creativ

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Artwork from Intersections
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Intersections

Intersections are here and everywhere. Places where people and cultures meet. For one, a moment of change. For others, a new direction in an instant. Words blend with sound and become noise. Smell collides with image and

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Artwork from Evoke - Évoquer
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Evoke - Évoquer

EVOKE: A Canada-wide Art Contest

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On Fire

On Fire

Melanie Almonte

United States · Photography, Colour

8

8

Безднин Александр

Russia · Photography, Colour

Hug

Hug

Surya Gaire

Nepal · Photography, Black and White

Legs

Legs

Niall Buryk

Canada · Photography, Colour

Rage

Rage

islam nabil

Iraq · Computer Graphics

Papa

Papa

Jessica Smith

Drawing, Pastel

Inside

Inside

Sui Wing

Venezuela · Ink, Pen

Untitled

Untitled

Karlis

Latvia · Photography, Colour

Paint13

Paint13

victoritadutu

Painting, Acrylic

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