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Hyundai Department Store Announces 40th Annual Children's Art Contest for Family Month

ONLINE TEAM / Updated : 2025-04-20 11:00:34
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Hyundai Department Store is gearing up to celebrate Family Month in May by hosting its 40th annual Children's Art Contest. The event, a long-standing family-oriented cultural initiative supported by South Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, invites kindergarten and elementary school students nationwide to showcase their artistic talents under the theme of "The Happiest Moment I Ever Had."

The art contest has become a beloved tradition, providing a platform for young artists to express their creativity and share their unique perspectives. Each year, the theme encourages children to reflect on meaningful experiences, fostering imagination and emotional expression through art. This year's theme, "The Happiest Moment I Ever Had," promises to evoke a wide range of heartwarming and joyful depictions from the young participants.

Participation Details

Children eager to participate in this prestigious competition can register online through the Hyundai Department Store integrated application. Following the online pre-registration, participants are required to submit their artwork in person at designated desks within Hyundai Department Store and outlet locations across the country between May 1st and May 25th.

The contest will accept submissions on a first-come, first-served basis, with a cap of 6,000 participants. Notably, participation in the Children's Art Contest is free of charge, making it accessible to all interested young artists and their families. This commitment to inclusivity underscores Hyundai Department Store's dedication to fostering artistic development among children from all backgrounds.

Judging and Awards

The submitted artworks will be evaluated across three distinct categories based on the participants' age groups: kindergarten, lower elementary grades (1st to 3rd grade), and upper elementary grades (4th to 6th grade). This age-based categorization ensures fair and equitable judging, taking into account the developmental stages and artistic abilities of the children.

The awards ceremony will recognize exceptional talent across all categories. The grand prize winner, selected from all participants, will be honored with the prestigious Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Award, along with a Hyundai Department Store gift certificate worth 2,000,000 Korean Won (approximately $1,500 USD based on current exchange rates).

In addition to the grand prize, Hyundai Department Store President Awards and Hyundai Museum of Kids' Books & Art Awards will be presented to outstanding entries within each of the three categories. These awards not only celebrate the artistic achievements of the young participants but also provide encouragement for their continued artistic pursuits. The recognition from such esteemed institutions adds significant prestige to the competition and motivates young artists to strive for excellence.

Hyundai's Commitment to Family Engagement

A representative from Hyundai Department Store emphasized the company's commitment to providing engaging content for families during the special month of May. "In celebration of Family Month, we aim to offer enjoyable experiences for our family-oriented customers," the representative stated. "Beyond the art contest, we have planned a variety of spring-themed events at our various locations, including pop-up stores, concerts, and parades, to create a festive and welcoming atmosphere for families."

This initiative reflects a broader trend among retailers in South Korea to cater to families during May, which is traditionally observed as Family Month, encompassing Children's Day and Parents' Day. By organizing events like the Children's Art Contest, Hyundai Department Store strengthens its connection with the community and reinforces its image as a family-friendly destination.

The Significance of Children's Art Competitions

Children's art competitions play a crucial role in fostering creativity, self-expression, and cognitive development in young individuals. These events provide a platform for children to communicate their thoughts and emotions visually, enhancing their problem-solving skills and boosting their self-confidence. Participation in art contests can also spark a lifelong interest in the arts, encouraging children to explore their artistic potential and appreciate the aesthetic world around them.

Furthermore, these competitions often serve as a valuable opportunity for parents and educators to recognize and nurture young talent. By celebrating children's artistic achievements, these events underscore the importance of arts education and its positive impact on overall child development.

Looking Ahead

Hyundai Department Store's 40th annual Children's Art Contest is poised to be another successful event, continuing its tradition of celebrating young artistic talent and engaging families during the festive month of May. The theme of "The Happiest Moment I Ever Had" is expected to inspire a wealth of imaginative and heartfelt artwork from the participating children.

The combination of a meaningful theme, accessible participation, and significant recognition underscores Hyundai Department Store's commitment to fostering creativity and community engagement. As families across South Korea look forward to Family Month, the Children's Art Contest stands out as a highlight, offering a unique and enriching experience for young artists and their loved ones. The anticipation is high for the unveiling of this year's creative expressions and the celebration of the next generation of artistic talent in South Korea.

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