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Annual Art Competition & Celebration hosted by the Raymore Arts Commission

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Power of Perspectives returns in 2026! Join the Raymore Arts Commission for the third annual art competition this spring. The exhibit and awards reception  will be Friday, April 17, from 6-8 p.m. at Centerview, 227 Municipal Circle, Raymore.

Competition categories are 1) Painting, 2) Drawing, 3) Photography and 4) Mixed media/Sculpture/Other.

Competitors can win cash prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each category.

Entry fee: $10 fee per entry or 3 entries for $25. Maximum entries: 3.

Application deadline: 11:59 p.m., April 8

CLICK HERE TO APPLY.

Art turn-in is Thursday, April 16 at Centerview, 227 Municipal Circle, Raymore, MO.

Awards & Exhibit: Friday, April 17 at Centerview. Complimentary snacks and cash bar available.

Thank you again to all of the fantastic artists who participated in this special event in 2025! We look forward to 2026!

About the competition: The Raymore Arts Commission presented its first art competition in 2024. The Power of Perspectives art competition invites artists from around the area to share the way they see, imagine and experience the world through their artistic talents. The spirit of this event is to bring artists and people together as a community while respecting the individuality and perspective that each person brings to the table. The Arts Commission firmly believes art is vital to our quality of life and our goal is to help members of our community experience and appreciate the arts. The power of perspectives can be unassuming, but when people come together with respect and admiration for each other’s differences, its power is endless.

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About the Raymore Arts Commission

Since its creation in 2015, the Raymore Arts Commission has strived to bring artistic opportunities in a variety of ways to citizens of Raymore. The commission oversees concerts at the amphitheater at Hawk Ridge Park, a rotating display of public art around the city and the gallery inside City Council Chambers. Power of Perspectives is one of the newest events that the Raymore Arts Commission has introduced and is poised to prompt unity in the community through art.

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