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    Trash Art Contest 2022 Rules and Guidelines

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    The document provides rules and guidelines for the Trash Art Contest 2022. It states that submissions are due by March 11th and must include the artist's name, medium, piece name, and description. The art must be created by a current UW student, faculty, or staff, relate to waste or sustainability, and for 2D and 3D pieces, be made from recycled materials. Submissions will be judged based on originality, theme communication, material usage, and campus waste relevance. First and second place winners in each category will receive $100 or $50 e-gift cards, and winners' work will be featured on recycling Instagram and sustainability blog.

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    TRASH ART CONTEST 2022

    RULES & GUIDELINES

    How to Submit
    Participants must fill out the submission form by Friday March 11, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. PST. Submission must
    include: artist name, medium, piece name, and a brief description of the art piece.

    Contest Rules
    Submissions that do not meet these requirements will not be considered.
    • Artist must be a current UW student, faculty or staff member.
    • The art piece may not be a piece previously submitted to the contest.
    • The art piece can be an individual or group project. Each participant may only submit one art project,
    whether it is a group project or individual submission.
    • The theme should relate to waste or a broader sustainability topic.
    • The art piece may be submitted under one of the following categories:
    o Literature (essay, poetry, drama, story or other written work)
    o 2D (painting, photography, collage or other pieces that may be hung from a wall)
    o 3D (sculpture, model or other pieces that stand upright)
    • 2D and 3D art pieces must be composed of recycled, salvaged or collected litter materials, or
    express sentiments on the subject matter.

    • All projects should be safe to handle (no hazards, etc.) along with being socially and culturally
    appropriate.

    Judging Criteria
    A first and second place winner will be chosen for each category. Each category will be scored based on the
    following criteria:
    • Originality/creativity
    • Interpretation and clarity of waste/sustainability theme
    • Material usage
    • Relevance to personal and/or the UW campus waste

    Prizes
    Each winner will receive an e-gift card of their choosing to one of the following locations. 1st place winners
    for each category will receive a $100 e-gift card and 2nd place winners will receive a $50 dollar e-gift card.
    • Scoop Marketplace (Kirkland)
    • PUBLIC (West Seattle)
    • Eco Collective (Seattle)
    • Seattle ReCreative (Seattle)

    All winners will also have their art piece, artist bio, and piece description highlighted on UW Recycling’s
    Instagram, as well as a blog post on UW Sustainability’s In Our Nature blog.

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