Heritage & Creativity

 

The contest is organized by Serges Demefack during the award ceremony and is open to all school age kids. 

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There is two categories for the contest, and each category earn an award.

 

•  Free Sculpture*  

Rules:

1. Artwork: Each candidate must submit one sculpture created during the 2025-2026 school year.  

2. Materials: Any materials allowed – clay, wood, metal, recycled items, etc.  

3. Submission: The artwork must be brought in person on the day of the KEA Awards celebration.  One entry per student.

4. Identification: Each piece must include a label with:  

   - Candidate’s full name  

   - Grade/Level  

   - Parent or guardian phone number  

 

Judging Criteria: Originality, technique, relevance to theme, presentation

 

• On-Site Drawing*  

Rules: 

1. Task: Candidates will sit in the room and draw an African sculpture that will be displayed during the KEA celebration.  

2. Time Limit: 45 minutes  

3. Materials: Paper, pencils, and crayons will be provided by KEA. No personal materials allowed.  

4. Identification: Full name and grade must be written on the back of the paper before starting.  

 

Judging Criteria: Accuracy of proportions, creativity, line work, rendering of volume