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You must register to upload your artwork or to vote for your favorite artist or artwork..

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Create & Share.

Artists, aged 14 to 20:
Share your creations!.

Unleash your creativity by painting or drawing your favorite Olympic sports. We accept digital or AI art..

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For your favorite artwork.

Any teen or adult can be a judge..

Register first, then search for the artists by name or country, and vote. You can vote only once..

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How to Submit.

Create an account with us, go to your dashboard and upload your work..

How to Submit.

Accepted Formats.

All entries will be submitted digitally, but you're free to choose any format you'd like. Let your imagination take the lead on how to create your work..

Accepted Formats.

Share your Favorites.

Everyone gets 1 vote. You can share your favorite piece through social media for more votes..

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How much does it cost?.

All entires and votes are free! This is thanks to our generous sponsors and donors supporting this amazing event!.

How much does it cost?.

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  • When does it start?.

    The #MyFavoriteSport event kicks off at an interactive exhibition in Paris..

    June 15th, 2024

  • Register to Enter and Vote.

    This is the time to engage your creative mind. Make your entry before August 15th, 2024..

    June to August

  • Public Choice Winners.

    The gold, silver, and bronze winners, selected through public votes, will be announced on August 20th, 2024 .

    20th August, 2024

The Art of Living: Wisdom from Visionary Thinkers.

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Sport can create hope where once there was only despair..

Nelson Mandela.

Nelson Mandela.

Maya Angelou.

Marcel Proust.