International children's art show in New York City Chrysler salon shows art from 99 different countries

The International Children's Art Show at the Chrysler Salon features 500 artworks by children from 99 countries, showcasing their artistic interpretations of the world. The exhibit, organized by the Children's United World Art Foundation, is not a competition but a demonstration of how children can communicate across political, social, and language barriers through art. The show aims to foster understanding and goodwill by highlighting shared feelings and hopes.

Who assisted New York's Summer Festival Queen at the tape cutting ceremony?

• A famous artist

• Dr. Ralph Bunch from the United Nations

• The Mayor of New York

• The President of the United States

How many countries are represented in the International Children's Art Show?

• 50

• 75

• 99

• 120

What age range do the children artists belong to?

• 6 to 18

• 5 to 15

• 3 to 16

• 3 to 10

What is the main goal of the International Children's Art Show?

• To promote a specific country's culture

• To show that children can communicate through art despite barriers

• To sell children's art

• To award the best artwork

What does the art show aim to establish among children worldwide?

• A sense of competition

• A global art market

• A new art style

• Better understanding and international goodwill