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The Stephen & Peter Sachs Museum invites art teachers throughout the St. Louis, MO region to submit artworks by their students for inclusion in the Sachs Museum exhibition The Garden of Life and Death: The Symbolism & Solace of Funerary Plants.
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Get matched →The Stephen & Peter Sachs Museum invites art teachers throughout the St. Louis, MO region to submit artworks by their students for inclusion in the Sachs Museum exhibition The Garden of Life and Death: The Symbolism & Solace of Funerary Plants.
Open to all art teachers/educators with students in the St. Louis, Missouri region. Only original student work will be shown and must be completed in 2026.
Imagine, design, and create a two-dimensional (2D) portrait interpretation of a loved one (person or animal) who has passed away and was important to you. Please make sure to include plants to commemorate them—perhaps some that they enjoyed the most or were their favorite.
THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE.
All possible care will be taken in the handling and replication of entries. Entrants accept that the Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum and the Missouri Botanical Garden, and its staff, employees, volunteers, and governing boards are not responsible for loss or damage of any entry. We reserve the right to use the images chosen for the exhibition to promote the museum exhibition in all forms of media (printed, social, or televised).
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