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Data Analytics from 2024 & 2025 A&S Champs
Now that the 2025 A&S championship is over. We have two years of additional analytics to publish on these years’ scores. Mistress Amalie published 2021, 2022, & 2023 which can be found HERE. One reason we publish this data is so people can understand that a perfect score is not only very unlikely, but also not actually what... Continue Reading →
Spring 2025 Online Display Announcement
The East Kingdom Ministry of Arts and Science invites you to share your artwork in the upcoming Arts and Science Online Display. All types of arts and science are welcome including research, food, ephemeral projects, performance, and more! Prior online displays can be viewed here. What do you need to do? Submit the following information... Continue Reading →
East Kingdom Fall/Winter 2024 Online A&S Display
Welcome to our Fall/Winter 2024 Online A&S Display! Our Eastern Artisans have shared their art with us, please enjoy! Show your support by leaving positive comments or questions (no critical/constructive feedback please – artisans who were looking for that are being connected directly with other artisans in their field) on their pages! Ceramics Lissa Underhill... Continue Reading →
A&S Champs 2025 FAQ
With A&S champs now on the East Kingdom Event Calendar, I wanted to take a moment to address some common questions that come up often concerning this competition. If you have a question that isn't addressed below, please feel free to email me at moas@eastkingdom.org. -Amalie Q: When and where is A&S champs this year?... Continue Reading →
Basic A&S Score Sheet Ready for Beta Testing
Over the past few months, the MoAS team has been working on creating a resource intended to help local groups run A&S competitions: The Basic A&S Score Sheet. This one-page resource introduces the concepts found in the East Kingdom Rubric on a less intense, more pared-down scale to make it approachable for beginner artisans, while... Continue Reading →