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About the Exhibit:

Every fall, the Maine Education Association office in Augusta provides art teachers the opportunity to submit one piece of student art to be professionally framed and put on display at a student exhibit (that hangs for most of the year). During Youth Art Month, they host a celebration where the students and their families are invited to the office to see the beautiful student art exhibit. The event includes refreshments and a ceremony in which each student artist is presented with a certificate as well as note cards featuring their artwork. 

Exhibition Dates:

Annually from March through December in the MEA office
35 Community Drive, Augusta, M-F, 8-5pm

Exhibition Opening:

The opening reception will be held on
Sunday March 9th, 1-2:30pm
Presentation of certificates will start at 1:30pm
 
Refreshments will be served.

Registration:

Note that registration for the 2025 is now closed. 

Artwork Drop Off Information:

Submit artwork to:
Suzanne Goulet 

Waterville Senior High School 
One Brooklyn Avenue
Waterville, ME 04901

Contact other satellite drop off coordinators –
Lynda Leonas (Auburn) 
or
​Hope Lord (Manchester)
 

Artwork Pick Up Information:

You will need to pick up the artwork by the end of November during MEA hours and return the framed work to the student. 

For more information about the exhibit: 

* The MEA will accept 30 eligible works of student art on a first-come sign-up basis. 

* Size limit: length + width cannot exceed 30 inches. 

* We will confirm your dual membership with MAEA and MEA. Once you are notified, please mail your student artwork ASAP or by the first week in December.

* If you sign up, we are saving your spot. Last minute cancellations do not allow time to find a replacement. 

* Only submit work that will hang for the entire length of the exhibit. 

* Participating educators will receive template invitations to personalize with the student work to pass on to their student artists and school community. 


* Attach the following name tag to the back of the artwork. Please use the name tag so the information will be consistent. Please have this media release form filled out and attached to the back of the art. Click HERE for access to the document with the name tag. ​ 

Contact: 

Questions? Contact Suzanne Goulet

SNAIL MAIL

Maine Art Education Association
PO Box 10463
Portland, ME 04104

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[email protected]
  • Home
  • About
    • MAEA Board / Contacts
    • Special Interest Groups
    • Art Educators of the Year
    • Awards & Recognitions
    • Newsletter
  • Membership
  • Swag Shop
  • Teacher Opportunities
    • Teacher PD Scholarship
    • 2025 Summer Art Retreat
    • 2025 Spring Conference
    • 2025 Fall Conference
    • Member Exhibitions
    • Quimby Fellowship
    • Monhegan Artists' Residency
    • Professional Development
  • Student Opportunities
    • Youth Art Month >
      • Portland Museum of Art
      • Maine Education Association
      • Waterville Creates
      • CMCA
      • Waterfall Arts
    • High School Scholarship
    • Scholastic Art Awards
  • Resources
    • Maine Department of Education
    • Maine Arts Commission
    • National Core Arts Standards
    • National Art Education Association