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"Accepting imPerfection" means understanding that nobody is perfect—and that's okay! It’s about learning from mistakes and setbacks, and using them as opportunities to grow. Instead of getting frustrated when things don’t go as planned, we see challenges as ways to improve. By accepting our own imperfections and those of others, we become more open-minded and caring—two important IB learner profiles. This helps us build a strong, supportive community where we all grow together.
Accepting imperfections also develops other key IB traits like being reflective, so we can learn from our experiences, and being principled, allowing us to be honest with ourselves and others. These qualities help us become risk-takers, unafraid to try new things even if we're unsure of the outcome, and more balanced, understanding that progress matters more than perfection.
Simply put, progress beats perfection every time, and you're perfectly imperfect. May you be inspired to be creative and submit your interpretation of "Accepting imPerfection!"
Entry Guidelines:
Theme: Artwork must reflect the theme "Accepting Imperfections."
Categories: Visual Arts, Literature, Photography, Dance Choreography, Music Composition, Film Production.
Originality: All entries must be original, created solely by the student.
Submission: SUBMISSION DUE DATE IS OCTOBER 30, 2024. Entries may be submitted digitally.
General Rules:
Medium Requirements: Each category has unique requirements for file types and sizes. (e.g., photography must be high-resolution JPG/PNG).
Artist’s Statement: Include a 50–100-word artist statement explaining how the work relates to the theme.
No Group Projects: All entries must be individual efforts.
Judging Criteria:
Interpretation of Theme: How well the theme is expressed in both the artwork and the artist’s statement.
Creativity: Originality, expression, and unique perspective.
Technique: Level of skill demonstrated through the medium us
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