The "HeArt of the Dragon," which is now on display at Color Theory, who donated supplies to help with the project, in downtown Napa, will move to Jessup Cellars where
Children practicing fine arts and traditional Chinese calligraphy are welcome to the third edition of the National Fine Arts and Calligraphy Competition for Children. Those aged between 4 and 13 can submit their works to the organizing committee by Aug 2, the deadline.
Works shown at an exhibition of the second National Fine Arts Competition for Children. [Photo provided to China Daily] Children practicing fine arts and traditional Chinese calligraphy are welcome to the third edition of the National Fine Arts and Calligraphy Competition for Children. Those aged between 4 and 13 can submit their works to the organizing committee by Aug 2, the deadline. The contest offers three themes for participants to choose from: birthday, back to 2021 and an unforgettable poem. The committee will also offer 10 online courses, developed by the Central Academy of Fine Arts, for children who apply for the competition.
May 14, 1979 - March 2, 2021 Jarrod was born May 14, 1979 in DeRidder, La to Rev. Sidney and Gwen Woods and big brother Jonathan. He lived 41 years 9 months and 16 days. He was the life of any gathering and made life-long friends everywhere he went. A very talented young man artistically and musically. Music was his passion and trumpet was his instrument of choice throughout his school years. He and 4 other boys from the church won the National Fine Arts Competition with their brass ensemble jazz rendition of Amazing Grace in the summer of 1997. Jarrod graduated from Silsbee Tx High School in 1997, received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music Education from Southeastern Assemblies of God College in Lakeland, Fl in 2002 where he picked up the keyboard as his favorite instrument. In 2004 he graduated with his Masters in Music from Lee College in Cleveland, Tn.