• The John Ruskin Prize
• Deadline: November 25th, 2024
• Prize: £3,000 + Exhibition
• Theme: From the Eye to the Hand
• Entry Fees: Yes
• REGISTRATION: CLICK HERE
The John Ruskin Prize stands out as a remarkable multidisciplinary art competition, dedicated to drawing in a vibrant and varied community of artists, designers, and makers from all corners of the globe. As it enters its 7th edition, the competition has taken significant steps to broaden its reach by welcoming international submissions, thus creating a richer tapestry of artistic expression. Participants are encouraged to delve into a thought-provoking theme that explores the intricate relationship between perception and the act of creation.
Open to artists who are 18 years and older, the competition proudly embraces a wide array of artistic mediums. This includes traditional forms such as painting, sculpture, and textiles, alongside more contemporary practices like digital art, photography, animation, and mixed media. The prize aims to shine a spotlight on artworks that deeply resonate with its central theme, “From the Eye to the Hand.” This theme invites creators to investigate the ways in which observation can be transformed into unique artistic expression.
For those interested in entering, the competition outlines its submission fees clearly: £25 for a single artwork, £38 for three. For international digital entries, the fees are structured as follows: £15 for one artwork, £20 for two, and £30 for three artworks. This structured approach ensures accessibility for artists from various backgrounds, fostering a diverse and dynamic artistic dialogue.
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