13th Annual Cool Science Art Competition is Now Open!

Deadline:
January 10, 2025

K-12 artists are invited to submit artwork that answers
one of this year’s challenge questions.

 
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IN Partnership

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Art as a Vehicle For Intergenerational Learning.

Extreme weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and polar vortexes disrupt nature, society, and individual lives. Though many of us have experienced extreme weather, most of us lack the necessary scientific understanding to fully prepare for, adapt to, and bounce back from these types of events.

 
 
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The Future Must Be Climate Ready

Understanding the science of extreme weather is important to adults and kids alike. 

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The Cool Science Team

We have partnerships with informal education programs, volunteers, and regional transit authorities in Kansas, Missouri, and Massachusetts.

See The Team →

 
 
 
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Be a Part of Cool Science

Mentoring students, applying for mini-grants, attending celebrations, and submitting art to future contest are some of the ways you can get involved in Cool Science.

Join Our Community →

 
Elizabeth Hazan, Field #81, 2019, oil on canvas, 24" x 20"

Elizabeth Hazan, Field #81, 2019, oil on canvas, 24" x 20"

Art For Communicating Science

Art can be a great tool for teaching others about science.

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