The Jerwood Drawing Prize is the largest and longest running annual open exhibition for drawing in the UK. Judged by an independent panel of selectors, the Prize aims to recognise and support all UK based artists, from student to established, working in the field of drawing.Below you can find the names of the 60 artists selected for the Jerwood Drawing Prize 2011 are listed below.
Plus the hyperlinks within their names are to their own websites. Links to the right of their name are to related sites. I've selected websites based on content.
- Liam Allan
- Reginald Aloysius
- Gillian Anderson
- Iain Andrews
- Liz Bailey
- Adam Bainbridge
- Robert Battams - check out his handcut sketchbooks. There's more than one way of drawing in a sketchbook!
- Karen Blake
- Jessie Brennan
- Tobias Buckel
- Ruth Chambers
- Sophia Crilly - link
- Kasia Depta-Garapich
- Clara Drummond
- Chris Eckersley
- Hilary Ellis
- Kristian Evju
- Louisa Fairclough
- Dave Farnham
- Kristian Fletcher
- Joy Gerrard
- Thomas Gosebruch
- David Hamilton
- Lottie Jackson-Eeles - link
- Gary Lawrence
- Mark Lawrence
- Simon Leahy-Clark - link
- Ka Wah Liu
- Bethan Lloyd Worthington
- Johanna Love
- Steven Lowery
- Brendan Lyons
- Ruby Manson
- Lorna McIntosh
- Paul Mcloughlin
- Richard McVetis
- Liam Murray
- Raksha Patel - link
- Tracey Payne
- Andrew Penketh
- Tooney Phillips
- Frank Pudney
- Alastair Rech
- Giulia Ricci
- Fran Richardson - you can see her selected drawing on her blog
- Arthur Roberts
- Nicki Rolls
- Janine Rook - link
- Daniela Sarigu
- Laura Smith
- Ash Summers - link
- Sally Taylor
- Samuel Taylor
- Amikam Toren
- Avis Underwood - link
- Felicity Warbrick
- Roanna Wells
- Mick Welbourn
- Polly Yates
Winner - Jerwood Drawing Prize 2010 Bolus-Space (signal) - By Virginia Verran Pens on canvas, 76 x 62 cm |
- Iwona Blazwick, Director, Whitechapel Gallery;
- Tim Marlow, writer, broadcaster and Director of Exhibitions, White Cube; and
- Rachel Whiteread, artist.
The exhibition will then tour nationally - although I don't as yet have an indication as to where it's going.
Awards include a first prize of £6,000, a second prize of £3,000 and two student awards of £1,000 each. The Awards will be announced at a private awards ceremony on Tuesday 13 September 2011.
Exhibition events: Jerwood Visual Arts will host a series of evening events to accompany the exhibition. Events are free but must be booked in advance. I recommend you take a peek at what's on - this is how I got to hear Antony Gormley talking about his drawing practice. Check the Jerwood Visual Arts website for more information.
Links:
Jerwood and Contemporary Drawing
- Jerwood Drawing Prize 2011 - Call for Entries
- Jerwood Drawing Prize 2010 won by Virginia Verran
- Jerwood Drawing Prize 2010 - The Shortlist
- The Jerwood Drawing Prize - how to enter
- Antony Gormley on drawing - at the Jerwood
- Contemporary Drawing Practice
- Major Art Competitions in the UK 2011 - a timetable
- Art Competitions in the UK - Resources for Artists
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