Young Creative Artists Contest Online Award Ceremony will be featured on Aug. 29, 2020 during the CESASC 58th Annual Convention

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Congratulations to all of the young creative artist winners! An online award ceremony of the contest will be featured in the CESASC 58th Annual Convention at 3pm Pacific Time on Aug. 29, 2020 (Sat). Following please find detailed instructions to join the meeting if you plan to attend the ceremony:

Please join the Zoom Meeting by clicking the following link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87094749097?pwd=R2R1KzNGeGg5dWVmUmJidjNaMURsUT09

Meeting ID: 870 9474 9097

Passcode: 684082

“Science meets Art” will be the theme of this year’s CESASC Annual Convention to explore the intersections of two seemingly different disciplines. Following please find the agenda of the 90-minute convention:

  • 2020 Looking Back and 2021 Looking Forward - 10 min
  • Scholarship Award Ceremony - 15 min
  • The Future of Hollywood - 30 min
    • Featuring exclusive interview with Director Ang Lee (導演李安)  
  • In Memoriam - 3 min
  • Art Contest Award Ceremony - 7 min
  • Space Travel - 30 min
    • Featuring keynote speech from Ms. Monica Jan (Sr. Director of Virgin Orbit) 

We encourage you to stay for the whole event. We look forward to seeing you online on Aug, 29!

Please visit our official site for more information about the winners, prizes and rules:

https://tracysguide.blogspot.com/p/creativity-against-covid-19.html

All artwork from the young artists who entered the contest can be found on the following page:

https://tracysguide.blogspot.com/p/creativity-against-covid-19-contest.html


We gratefully thank our sponsors and partners for their generous support. They are: Himalaya Capital, Chinese CEO Organization, C2 Education, Chinese University Alumni Association Alliance of Southern California, Peking University Alumni Association of Washington State, Asian Culture and Education Society USA, Mandarin Playground, Chinesedaily.com, Huarenone.com, UCA-BMXSJ and NewsAgencyAmerica.com.

For more information about the contest, please contact us by email: tracyuca@gmail.com.

Gene Chang, Ping Zhou and Yong Zhou

The "Creativity against COVID-19" Young Creative Artist Contest Committee


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