SG60
World
Charity Painting
Competition
Harmony · Coexistence · Future
Organizer
Asian Art Association Singapore
From
August 9, 2025
Deadline
March 1, 2026
Updated on April 14, 2026:
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The Gate of Reason and Hope
June Wang (Australia)
PLATINUM Winner, Professional Adult Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2024
June Wang (Australia)
PLATINUM Winner, Professional Adult Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2024
2025 marks the 60th anniversary of Singapore’s independence. Over the past six decades, Singapore has grown from a small island into a globally admired garden city and multicultural hub. Guided by the spirit of harmony, coexistence, and innovation, it has contributed a unique model of development to the world.
To commemorate this historic milestone, the World Charity Painting Competition launches a Special Edition for Singapore’s 60th Anniversary, using art as a bridge to connect people across nations. With the theme “Harmony · Coexistence · Future,” this competition invites artists, students, and enthusiasts worldwide to share their visions. Through their works, participants will not only tell Singapore’s unique story but also extend its values to the global stage, inspiring collective imagination for peace, philanthropy, and sustainable development.
We believe that art is not only the creation of beauty, but also a vital force for global dialogue and philanthropic action. Especially in the digital age, this year's competition introduces a new category for digital art and AI-assisted creation, encouraging participants to blend emerging technologies with traditional painting techniques to jointly explore the boundless possibilities of art and the future.
Wherever you are from, whether a beginner or a professional artist, as long as you carry dreams and goodwill, you are warmly welcome to join this celebration of humanity through art.
Eligibility
Art Enthusiasts and Professionals of All Ages Worldwide
Schedule
August 9
Submission Open
March 1, 2026
Submission Deadline
Mid-March
Judging
Late March
Awards Announcement
Categories
Artist
No Age Limit
Registration Fee: SGD 99
AAA Artists: SGD 89
AI-Assisted Art
No Age Limit
Registration Fee: SGD 99
Preschool
Ages 3–7
Registration Fee: SGD 69
Planet YoungArt Membership: SGD 59
Children
Ages 8-12
Registration Fee: SGD 69
Planet YoungArt Membership: SGD 59
Youth
Ages 13-17
Registration Fee: SGD 69
Planet YoungArt Membership: SGD 59
Adult
Ages 18 and above
Registration Fee: SGD 69
Awards
(Per Category)
PLATINUM
Top 5%
GOLD
Next 10%
SILVER
Next 25%
BRONZE
Next 40%
OUTSTANDING WORKS
Next 20%
SINGAPORE SPIRIT
Several Winners
GLOBAL PHILANTHROPY
Several Winners
FUTURE VISION
Several Winners
BEST CREATIVE
Several Winners
BEST COMPOSITION
Several Winners
BEST COLOR
Several Winners
Love and Peace
Yelin Gao (Singapore)
PLATINUM Winner, Preschool Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2022
Yelin Gao (Singapore)
PLATINUM Winner, Preschool Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2022
Refugee Children Holding Hope
Qiao Manni (Singapore)
PLATINUM Winner, Amateur Children Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2024
Qiao Manni (Singapore)
PLATINUM Winner, Amateur Children Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2024
PPE Training for ICU
Puah Ser Hon, Singapore
GOLD Winner, Amateur Adult Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2020
Puah Ser Hon, Singapore
GOLD Winner, Amateur Adult Category
World Charity Painting Competition 2020
Theme Framework
Overarching Theme: “Harmony · Coexistence · Future”
Harmony: Reflects Singapore's multiracial coexistence, cultural inclusivity, and social etiquette.
Coexistence: Showcases Singapore's global exemplary role in nature conservation and urban gardening.
Future: Demonstrates Singapore's contributions to the world's future through technology, humanities, and education.
Participants may choose to focus on Singapore or extend the “Singapore experience” to global themes—such as multicultural coexistence, urban-nature symbiosis, arts-philanthropy collaboration, and future sustainability.
Harmony: Reflects Singapore's multiracial coexistence, cultural inclusivity, and social etiquette.
Coexistence: Showcases Singapore's global exemplary role in nature conservation and urban gardening.
Future: Demonstrates Singapore's contributions to the world's future through technology, humanities, and education.
Participants may choose to focus on Singapore or extend the “Singapore experience” to global themes—such as multicultural coexistence, urban-nature symbiosis, arts-philanthropy collaboration, and future sustainability.
Competition Rules
Entries should be created around the theme “Harmony · Coexistence · Future.”
There is no limit on the number of submissions. Upload one piece at a time; multiple entries must be submitted separately with individual entry fees paid for each.
Works may be expressed in any medium, including oil painting, watercolor, colored pencil, pen and ink, clay, digital art, etc., with no restrictions on form.
Entries may be any size. When scanning for upload, remove any borders to display only the artwork itself.
Submitted works must be in JPG or PNG format, with a resolution of at least 300 dpi and a file size not exceeding 10MB.
Each entry must include a brief description in either Chinese or English (minimum 30 words, maximum 100 words).
There is no limit on the number of submissions. Upload one piece at a time; multiple entries must be submitted separately with individual entry fees paid for each.
Works may be expressed in any medium, including oil painting, watercolor, colored pencil, pen and ink, clay, digital art, etc., with no restrictions on form.
Entries may be any size. When scanning for upload, remove any borders to display only the artwork itself.
Submitted works must be in JPG or PNG format, with a resolution of at least 300 dpi and a file size not exceeding 10MB.
Each entry must include a brief description in either Chinese or English (minimum 30 words, maximum 100 words).
Scoring Criteria and Rewards
Judges will evaluate entries based on the following criteria: “Thematic Relevance,” “Creativity and Conceptualization,” “Public Welfare and Humanistic Value,” “Technical Expression and Artistic Proficiency,” “Visual Impact and Skill Mastery,” and “Conceptual Design and Creative Guidance Capability.”
The distribution of awards is as follows:
PLATINUM Prize: 5%, GOLD Prize: 10%, SILVER Prize: 25%, BRONZE Prize: 40%, OUTSTANDING WORKS Prize: 20%.
Additionally, based on the quality of submissions, we will award several prizes including the SINGAPORE SPIRIT AWARD, GLOBAL PHILANTHROPY AWARD,FUTURE VISION AWARD, BEST CREATIVE AWARD, BEST COMPOSITION AWARD, BEST COLOR AWARD and BEST MENTOR AWARD.
PLATINUM Prize winners will receive trophies and certificates. GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE Prize winners will receive medals and certificates. Other award recipients will receive certificates.
All the participants in this competition will receive the SG60 commemorative item specially designed for the 60th anniversary of Singapore's independence.
The top ten collective registration organizations with the highest proportion of PLATINUM Prize and GOLD Prize winners will be awarded the Best Organization Award.
The distribution of awards is as follows:
PLATINUM Prize: 5%, GOLD Prize: 10%, SILVER Prize: 25%, BRONZE Prize: 40%, OUTSTANDING WORKS Prize: 20%.
Additionally, based on the quality of submissions, we will award several prizes including the SINGAPORE SPIRIT AWARD, GLOBAL PHILANTHROPY AWARD,FUTURE VISION AWARD, BEST CREATIVE AWARD, BEST COMPOSITION AWARD, BEST COLOR AWARD and BEST MENTOR AWARD.
PLATINUM Prize winners will receive trophies and certificates. GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE Prize winners will receive medals and certificates. Other award recipients will receive certificates.
All the participants in this competition will receive the SG60 commemorative item specially designed for the 60th anniversary of Singapore's independence.
The top ten collective registration organizations with the highest proportion of PLATINUM Prize and GOLD Prize winners will be awarded the Best Organization Award.
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