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2026 Art Contest: New Testament
2026 ART CONTEST: NEW TESTAMENT
Show us your creativity!
FAIR is hosting an art contest in 2026 for pieces inspired by the New Testament, early Christianity, the Great Apostasy, and the early Church Fathers. We're looking for your original artwork featuring the Savior or other notable figures or events from the Bible and the early Apostolic Church. This can include the parables, events from the Savior's life and ministry, scenes depicting the Apostles, and more.
PRIZES
Winners will have their artwork featured on a book cover, as well as posters and prints, FAIR social media posts, and advertisements on the FAIR website. They will receive a free copy of the book featuring their piece, as well as a poster and print.
Runners Up will have their artwork featured on posters and prints, and potentially on FAIR social media posts. They will receive a free poster and print of their piece.
RULES
1. All entries must be submitted by 15 July 2026 in order to be considered.
2. By submitting an application and art piece, winners are granting FAIR license in perpetuity to use their artwork on any and all merchandizing, advertisements, and social media posts as they see fit. Artists will retain the copyrights for their portfolios and any future use unconnected to FAIR.
3. We will accept submissions in any style or medium with the following exceptions: A. No AI art will be accepted. B. Due to the nature of the rewards, we also cannot accept sculptures or other physical mediums that cannot be scanned and uploaded to a computer.
4. To submit, the application below must be filled out in its entirety. Artwork must be scanned in at least 300 DPI, saved in PNG or TIFF format, and attached with your application. They must be scalable to a 6x9 book cover, 8x10 art print, and 18x24 poster without distortion. Attachments must be below 1 GB. Higher quality scans of the winning artwork can be arranged at a later date.
5. Winners and Runners Up will be contacted through email or by phone, and asked to provide a short, one-paragraph artist biography, as well as a blurb about the artwork, no longer than three paragraphs. This information will be used to sell your artwork on FAIR's online bookstore and at their conferences.