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Mar/Apr 2025 | Vol. 82 No. 2
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Behind the Scenes: How to Make a Masterpiece

When an artist submits her masterpiece(s), her information goes to a spreadsheet, which, combined with
detailed rubrics, allows the Arts &
Humanities Jury to meticulously
assess each piece.
This past fall, the Jury was
profoundly impressed by the
significant volume of submissions:
168 members submitted their
artwork, resulting in 239 pieces

being accepted with great honor!
Remember, each member can
submit up to two pieces of art
during both the Fall and Spring
Galleries.
A Celebration of Art
and Empowerment

The Arts and Humanities Jury
is privileged to provide member
artists with opportunities to
exhibit their talents and contribute
to the professional and personal
advancement of women educators
globally. Members are encouraged
to engage in creative expression,
share their artwork, and review the

newly updated Digital Art and AI
Art rubrics, which can be accessed
at Gallery.DKG.org > Submission
Info.

Stilllife with Lantern © Drawing by Janet M. Fish, Arizona; Fall 2024 Art
Gallery

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