
Color Wheel
Project
Art submissions now open
Children’s artworks inspiring professional dance.
A creative and collaborative arts competition – with a twist
Deadline to submit artwork is February 1st.
For ages 3-12.
All submissions receive discounted tickets to the performance on April 25th AND a link to get your artwork on a CWP shirt.
What is the Color Wheel Project?
An arts competition integrating visual arts with professional dance.
Selected visual artworks will be used to create a dance show performed by the T2 company dancers.
- Young artists submit visual artworks to T2.
- T2 creates a show inspired by selected artworks.
- Performance
From canvas to stage
CWP combines visual arts with dance culminating in a performance by the professionals of the T2 Dance Company.
Attend the performance to discover which artworks were selected.

Performance: Saturday, April 25, 2026 – 5:00pm
See all the submitted artworks in a slideshow as the audience enters the theater.
Watch as the dancers perform new works inspired by the selected artworks.



2025 Selected Student Artworks
These are the selected artworks that inspired the dance show performed in 2025.

Adele

Aiden

Amelia

Annabel & Ivy

Cormac

Elliott

Emma

Scarlett

Solara

Testimonials
The choreography was gorgeous. The program elevates and celebrates student artwork and beautifully demonstrates the intersection of dance, art, and music. It is a very special and impactful program!
Audience Member
My student came to school on the Monday after the show wearing his Color Wheel T-shirt and positively beaming when I shared
photos and videos of the show with the rest of the fourth grade. The Color Wheel is a truly special program that is having a huge impact on these kids’ lives.
Anna Ura
Friends School
The experience of modern dance being broken up by interviews with the student artists really added a charm that I’ve not experienced before.
Audience Member


2024 Audience Favorite Performance
“A Friendly Toxic Jungle”
Choreographed by Breegan Kearney, performed by Rebecca Allen Stewart and Killian von Holdt.
This work was inspired by the artwork of Dillon from Lafayette Elementary School. See it performed again in the lobby at the Dairy Arts Center at 6:30pm on November 16, 2024.
Get your Color Wheel artist T-shirt
All proceeds go towards funding future Color Wheel Projects.
Learn more about the Color Wheel Project
Please don’t hesitate to contact us for more details.


