Winning student artwork from the 2021 DART Student Art Contest is on display at Dallas Love Field airport through August 31. The display sits between security and baggage claim at the airport.

This year's theme "Everyday Heroes Ride DART," gave young artists the chance to salute the hometown heroes that have kept our community going during the pandemic – everyday people who have made a positive impact in the lives of others.

Collin Chon, a 5th grade student at Greenhill School in Addison, was this year's Best of Show winner. His artwork was selected from 688 entries from students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

The DART Student Art Contest is a 23-year tradition that helps promote the use of public transportation. The winning artwork has been displayed at DART rail stations, on buses and inside trains, as well as the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Love Field, and on DART's website, DART.org.

The primary focus of the Love Field Exhibit Program is to present a variety of collections representing diversity in visual art and culture to the traveling public. Educational institutions, arts organizations, museums, and cultural institutions exhibit their collections, artifacts and original artwork with the principal focus on education.

You can view all of the winning entries at studentartgallery.dart.org.

Winning student artwork from the 2021 DART Student Art Contest is on display at Dallas Love Field airport through August 31. The display sits between security and baggage claim at the airport.

This year's theme "Everyday Heroes Ride DART," gave young artists the chance to salute the hometown heroes that have kept our community going during the pandemic – everyday people who have made a positive impact in the lives of others.

Collin Chon, a 5th grade student at Greenhill School in Addison, was this year's Best of Show winner. His artwork was selected from 688 entries from students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

The DART Student Art Contest is a 23-year tradition that helps promote the use of public transportation. The winning artwork has been displayed at DART rail stations, on buses and inside trains, as well as the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Love Field, and on DART's website, DART.org.

The primary focus of the Love Field Exhibit Program is to present a variety of collections representing diversity in visual art and culture to the traveling public. Educational institutions, arts organizations, museums, and cultural institutions exhibit their collections, artifacts and original artwork with the principal focus on education.

You can view all of the winning entries at studentartgallery.dart.org.

Winning student artwork from the 2021 DART Student Art Contest is on display at Dallas Love Field airport through August 31. The display sits between security and baggage claim at the airport.

This year's theme "Everyday Heroes Ride DART," gave young artists the chance to salute the hometown heroes that have kept our community going during the pandemic – everyday people who have made a positive impact in the lives of others.

Collin Chon, a 5th grade student at Greenhill School in Addison, was this year's Best of Show winner. His artwork was selected from 688 entries from students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

The DART Student Art Contest is a 23-year tradition that helps promote the use of public transportation. The winning artwork has been displayed at DART rail stations, on buses and inside trains, as well as the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Love Field, and on DART's website, DART.org.

The primary focus of the Love Field Exhibit Program is to present a variety of collections representing diversity in visual art and culture to the traveling public. Educational institutions, arts organizations, museums, and cultural institutions exhibit their collections, artifacts and original artwork with the principal focus on education.

You can view all of the winning entries at studentartgallery.dart.org.