Now is the time of year to be entering drawing competitions. Drawing, watercolour and print are all interrelated so don’t be put off applying for these too, just think of adding a small media shift, but do read the entry requirements carefully.
June 1st Deadline
The Derwent Art Prize aims to reward excellence by showcasing the very
best artworks created in pencil by British and International artists.
Artists can submit 2D and 3D works created with any pencil or coloured
pencil as well as water soluble, pastel, graphite or charcoal pencils.An exhibition of the selected work will be on show at the Mall Galleries, London from 19-24 September 2016
Deadline 13th June
Now in its 29th year, The Sunday
Times Watercolour Competition is the largest and most prestigious watercolour
competition in the UK. Hugely popular with artists, gallery visitors and
readers of The Sunday Times, the competition aims to celebrate and reward
excellence and originality in the medium of watercolour.
Deadline 20th June
The
Biennale showcases the broad spectrum of contemporary printmaking across the
globe, through an extensive programme of exhibitions, events, activities and an
international symposium, held across the North East of England. It is the only
event on this scale for printmaking in the UK, and since its inception has
established itself as the key event for print in the international arts
calendar. In 2014, the third edition of the Biennale’s Print Awards welcomed
submissions from over 740 artists from 42 different countries.
Deadline 27th
June
Selected
from original art works, it has established a reputation for its commitment to
championing excellence, and promoting and celebrating the breadth of
contemporary drawing practice within the UK. By showcasing the work of emerging
artists alongside established artists, the Jerwood Drawing Prize has
contributed to the careers of numerous now well-known British artists since it
was founded in 1994. An independent panel of three selectors will choose up to
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