Young artists often encounter challenges in the artistic creation environment and exhibition opportunities, such as lack of funding, limited exhibition chances, inadequate professional guidance, and various other issues, particularly artists from developing regions.

It is a reality that young artists embody the future of the global art scene, with some destined to be pioneers and trailblazers. We are determined to prevent exceptionally talented artists from enduring ongoing struggles; they deserve to break free from harsh realities. This initiative serves as a selection process to identify the genuine innovators of our time.

This initiative aims to nurture future leaders and significant innovators in the art world, infusing fresh energy and vision into art's evolution, fostering sustainable growth, and ensuring long-lasting artistic impact.

The Young Artists Support Program aims to inspire innovation and promote diversity and development in the arts.

First, by supporting artistic creation and education, we provide young artists with the necessary resources and knowledge, helping them take root in specific art field and develop their unique styles.

Second, by supporting various artistic activities and competitions, we offer young artists opportunities to showcase their work, and encourage them to engage in competition, igniting their creative passion. Additionally, the OLYMP’ARTS event serves as an important platform for artists, facilitating interaction and collaboration between different artistic cultures. Furthermore, through collaborations with governments and other institutions, such as museums, galleries, and cultural organizations, WOAC will work to secure policy support for artists from relevant authorities, to ensure that the arts remain a vital part of human life and fostering wider public interest and participation in the arts.

Finally, by encouraging young talents to engage in the arts, WOAC aims not only to support individual development, but also to advance human civilization. Through these initiatives, WOAC seeks to inject new vitality into the arts and promote the healthy development of the overall art-ecosystem.

Another significant aspect of WOAC Young Artists Support Program is the economic support provided to young artists. Artistic creation often requires financial investment, including costs for materials, studio space, marketing, and exhibitions. By offering financial assistance, WOAC helps alleviate the financial burden on young artists, allowing them to focus on their creativity rather than survival issues. This support not only encourages more innovation and experimentation but also promotes the professional development of young artists, giving them opportunities to participate in a broader range of artistic activities and markets.

Moreover, financial support can enhance the market value of their artworks, helping young artists stand out in a competitive environment and ultimately driving the prosperity and sustainable development of the entire art-ecosystem. In this way, WOAC aims to lay a solid foundation for young artists' career life and promote societal recognition and appreciation of the value of art.

The program aims to provide young artists with the necessary resources and platforms to help them develop their personal artistic creations. This not only aids in their self-expression but also promotes producing fresh perspectives and innovation in the art field.

The provision of financial support allows young artists to alleviate the financial burden on young artists, allowing them to focus on their creativity rather than survival issues. This is particularly important for many emerging artists who often face funding shortages.

By offering educational and practice opportunities, the program enhances young artists' professional skills and helps them gain a deeper understanding of art, fostering both personal and professional development.

By organizing artistic activities and competitions, the program promotes communication and collaborations among different cultures, encouraging interaction and sharing of creative experiences and inspiration among artists.

By collaborating with governments and institutions, we aim to enhance societal recognition and appreciation for the arts, ensuring that art remains an essential part of human life and helping more people recognize its intrinsic value.

The program provides fixed financial assistance to help artists continue their sustainable development along their creative paths. Funding sources include project grants, creation subsidies, and exhibition funding. The specific amounts of funding are determined by the classification standards of the Youth Artist Support Program. The goal is to assist artists in achieving long-term artistic objectives.

Eligible young artists can apply for short-term funding for specific artistic projects. These funds can be used for necessary expenses related to specific creations, exhibitions, or performances, helping them quickly respond to changes and demands in the art market and inspire their creativity.

Through organizing or recommendation, young artists will have the opportunity to participate in international art exhibitions, performances, or festivals. This not only increases their visibility but also provides them with a valuable platform to interact with international peers, further advancing their artistic careers.

OLYMP’ARTS provides supported artists with professional guidance and training in terms of artistic creation techniques, marketing, and international exchanges. These resources will help artists enhance their skills and broaden their artistic perspectives, enabling them to stand out in a competitive art field.

The program will organize international exchange projects, encouraging young artists to participate in international artistic activities or study exchange programs, which aims at expanding their perspectives and influence. This cross-border interaction will enrich their creative inspiration, and help them build a global artistic network as well.

Supported artists are required to provide proof of fund usage to WOAC Charity Foundation, ensuring that the financial assistance is fully allocated to support related artistic projects. All fund usage must comply with the standards and regulations set by the foundation, to ensure transparency and accountability, maintaining the foundation's credibility.

Applicants must be 18 - 35 years old. This criterion aims to focus on young creators who are in their early stages of the artistic careers, providing them with the support and resources they need at this pivotal point.

Applicants must submit at least 3 representative works, which may include paintings, sculptures, music recordings, or literary pieces. These works should reflect the applicant's creative style and artistic philosophy. Additionally, applicants should include evidence of participation in exhibitions, competitions, or artistic activities, such as awards or media coverage, to demonstrate their initial achievements in the arts.

The evaluation will assess whether the applicant's works possess originality in exploring new themes, techniques, or forms. Applicants must attach a statement explaining how their works reflect contemporary social or cultural issues, describing how they express personal experiences and perspectives through art. The submitted works should inspire resonance and reflections among the audience.

Applicants need to provide a detailed creative plan outlining their artistic goals and development direction for the next 2 years. The plan should include specific projects, exhibitions, collaborations, or artistic exchanges, as well as concrete strategies for utilizing the support funds to achieve these objectives.

Artists who are concerned with social and cultural issues must provide relevant creative evidence, demonstrating how they use artistic practices to promote social transformation. This may include participation in community projects, art education activities, or themed works addressing environment, equality, and human rights. Applicants should explain the connection between their creation and social responsibilities.

Applicants must provide complete application materials, including:

Personal Resume: A detailed account of educational background, work experience, and artistic activities.
Creative Plan: A description of the directions and project plans for future creation.
Portfolio: HD images or recordings of at least 3 representative works, accompanied by explanations of their creative backgrounds.

Participate in the selection projects of “Young Artist” at all levels, which is organized by World Olymp’Arts Council (WOAC), and submit personal works with a resume for evaluation.

Obtain a recommendation or nomination from the recognized experts, institutions, or renowned artists as acknowledged by the WOAC. Note that the WOAC does not accept cross-disciplinary nominations. Recommendations or nominations must be sourced exclusively from individuals within the nominee's specific field of art.

Participate in international art competitions or selection activities that are in collaboration with WOAC or recognized by its members.

The WOAC attaches a strong emphasis on the innovation and uniqueness of artistic creation. This program encourages young artists to explore novel forms and concepts, challenging the boundaries of traditional art. Whether through the use of unconventional materials, the integration of multiple artistic mediums, or the expression of avant-garde ideas, artists are urged to showcase their individuality and unique perspectives. Originality will be a key criterion in the evaluation process to ensure that supported artists can open pathways for the future of world art.

The WOAC is attentive to the social and cultural impact of artworks, particularly those that provoke public discourse or focus on societal issues. Artists are encouraged to reflect contemporary challenges and transformations through their works, addressing themes such as environmental concerns, social justice, and identity. This extends beyond mere artistic exploration to a deeper consideration of how art can influence and transform society. Supported artists must demonstrate how their creations resonate with audiences, inspiring reflection and action.

In assessing applicants, the WOAC prioritizes their potential in artistic creation, market promotion, and international exchange. The review committee seeks to support artists who exhibit the promise of sustained growth. Applicants are required to submit a detailed plan outlining their future artistic goals and career path, as well as how they intend to leverage the support received to advance their careers. By providing essential resources and guidance, the WOAC is committed to helping young artists achieve greater success in their professional journeys.

The WOAC encourages young artists to actively participate in international exchange programs to broaden their artistic perspectives and enhance their understanding of diverse cultural backgrounds. Such cross-cultural interactions not only enrich artists' creative content but also foster dialogue and understanding between different cultures. Supported artists will have the opportunity to attend international exhibitions, residency programs, and art festivals. This enables them to connect with global peers, share creative experiences, and learn from varied artistic practices and ideas, thereby elevating their artistic proficiency and global outlook.

In light of the current global environmental and social challenges, the WOAC pays special attention to the sustainability of artistic projects. The program supports artistic creations that are committed to environmental protection and social responsibility, encouraging artists to incorporate sustainable development principles into their work. This encompasses not only the choice of materials and eco-friendly creative processes, but also the dissemination of sustainability messages and values through art. Through the support of such initiatives, WOAC aims to empower artists as proactive agents of social change .