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Submit Your Moon Joy June Art to NASA - NASA
2026-06-25 · via NASA Science

To keep the Moon Joy alive after the Artemis II mission, NASA is hosting a month-long art challenge on social media. Each week during the month of June 2026, NASA is providing a prompt to inspire participants to make and share their artistic creations. We encourage all forms of art, including but not limited to: paintings, drawings, sculptures, dances, music, animations, nail art, latte foam art, poetry, fashion. Choose your favorite medium and share it with us!

This is an art challenge where participants are encouraged to share their creations online. There is no prize associated with participating. 

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