The School of Art is acting as a submission centre for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize. For more information about the competition, please visit the website:
https://tbwdrawingprize.artopps.co.uk
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SoA Alumna Helen Blake opens new Exhibition at Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast, 26/04/2018
For more information about Helen’s work, please visit her website:
School of Art teacher’s literary success
Katya Johnson, a teacher at the School of Art and PhD candidate in Creative Writing, has just won a Welsh fiction prize for two short story submissions.
‘Sky Arts Landscape Artist 2018’ – competition
Give it a go and enter the ‘Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2018’- competition.
We’ve had some very successful participants in the past, such as Tom Voyce and Kim Whitby.
If you would like to check out their work, visit their websites:
website: https://tom-voyce.com
website: https://kimwhitby.com
Good luck!
‘Visual Theology 1: Transformative Looking Between the Visual Arts and Christian Doctrine (1850– Now)’
Professor John Harvey will be keynote speaker at ‘Visual Theology 1: Transformative Looking Between the Visual Arts and Christian Doctrine (1850– Now)’, 19-20 October 2018, The Palace, Chichester, Sussex
For more information: http://www.visualtheology.org.uk
‘Crossed Paths’ – an exhibition by Miranda Whall, Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, 21/04-13/06/2018
Miranda Whall is the director of Creative Arts and lecturer in Creative Arts, fine art, film and media. She came to Aberystwyth in 2006 after working as a freelance artist and teaching at various universities in Fine Art. She studied at UWIC, Cardiff, Emily Carr, Vancouver, Royal Academy Schools, London and Goldsmiths University London. She is a practicing and exhibiting international artist. She was recently awarded the Arts Council Major Creative Arts Award for her project Passage; a multi platform, multi screen installation premiered at ICIA, Bath University 2015.
Read all about this exhibition and Miranda’s projects here:
