The Courting Art competition supports Baltimore’s young artists and connects the local and legal communities. The competition gives young artists the chance to show off their talents and receive scholarship opportunities.
PRIZES:
Up to $20,000 in total scholarships will be awarded to the top artists, placement at a Maryland Institute College of Art’s Young People’s Studio, art supplies, and long-term display of artwork at the Baltimore City District Court, Eastside Courthouse.
Top works demonstrate exceptional artistic skill, correlate to the theme, and address the goals of Courting Art.
Courting Art Baltimore 2022
Courting Art Baltimore is a contest open to all Baltimore City public high school students who may submit works of art on the theme
“Awaken Baltimore”
How To Enter
Submission Drop-Off – 3/24/2022
Any artist planning to submit artwork should contact Brian Katzenberg, bkatzenberg@coseklaw.com to arrange the safe delivery of their piece prior to
March 24, 2022.
Courting Art Exhibitions & Receptions
4/7/2022, 6 PM
Baltimore City Community College Exhibition
5/19/2022, 6 PM
Courthouse Installation and Awards Reception
The Baltimore City Community College Exhibition event will display all qualifying submissions. The top fifteen to twenty pieces of art will be selected at that exhibition. The Courthouse Installation and Awards Reception will exhibit the top works and announce the contest winners at the Eastside District Courthouse.
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