The Art of Surviving, sponsored by the Raymond A. Wood Foundation, is a juried online art competition held in May every year during Brain Tumor Awareness Month and celebrates the art of the brain tumor community — survivors, caregivers and family members.

Many brain tumor survivors use art as a way to cope with the challenges that come with treatment, a means to calm and focus an injured brain, or an opportunity to express their experiences.

This exhibition is judged by a jury of professional artists and creative writers. Cash prizes are awarded for best in category by age group. 

• $500 Grand Prize Award (Brain tumor patients & survivors only)
  
  
• $3000+ in Awards for Best in Category by age group (Brain tumor patients & survivors only)
  
  
• $700 in People's Choice Awards for each age group including caregivers and family members.

Eligibility

• Open to all patients and survivors of brain tumors  (will be required to specify tumor type)

• Open to all caregivers of survivors of brain tumors and their family members (parents & siblings)

• Work must be original and completed within the last year

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Browse the gallery and vote for your favorite work and artist. $1 per vote. Create your vote bank by placing a dollar amount on your credit card. Apply all votes to one entry or store your votes in your vote bank and apply to other entries. Your choice. All money raised will go towards funding this program in the future. The artist with the most number of votes in each age group receives a People's Choice Award and a cash prize!