In Step 3, students create original works of art. Artworks visually interpret the stories of LMC Unsung Heroes as role models. For their artworks, students may wish to explore the Unsung Heroes’ character traits and actions, the consequences of their events and decisions, their impact on the course of history—past or present, or other approaches.
Take time to review the judging rubric for the artworks, which includes 40% for creative interpretation of the Unsung Hero’s story.
Youth Art Month recognizes art education’s vital role in developing citizens of a global society, and underscores art as a necessity for the full development of better quality of life for all. ARTEFFECT supports and celebrates the goals of this important work by:
Encouraging students to create and share their artwork with their communities through the annual ARTEFFECT Competition.
Inspiring critical thinking through the ARTEFFECT Competition’s Impact Statement.
Promoting art education through professional development for educators. Access free lesson plans and session recordings.
This week, ARTEFFECT will be in Chicago for the NAEA 2026 Conference from March 5 to 7. Stop by, say hello, snap a photo, and grab a promo packet!