Boeing and Space Foundation are giving students the opportunity to send their artwork to space as a part of the Art in the Stars program.
Boeing and Space Foundation are giving students the opportunity to send their artwork into space as a part of the Art in the Stars program.
Students between the ages of 3 to 18 are expected to submit space-oriented artwork that answers the theme of “Which historical space pioneers inspire you?” Art entries should highlight diverse historical figures who broke boundaries and blazed trails for those who came after them, according to a release.Each student will receive an official “Certificate of Flight” to show that their artwork traveled to space and back.Art can be submitted
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