I'm going to see the exhibition on Monday morning and will be writing a review of the exhibition. The ING Discerning Eye 2013 Exhibition continues at the Mall Galleries until Sunday 24 November 2013.
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Pendeen Lighthouse, Cornwall acrylic and jesmonite on poplar panel, 12x18"
© Jeremy Gardiner
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For those interested in how he generates his 'his artistic excavation of the geology of landscape' and constructs his paintings Jeremy is giving a talk "Unfolding Landscape" to Bath Society of Artists at the Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution, 16-18 Queen Square BA1 2HN on Thursday 28 November at 7:30 pm.
DE Founder's Purchase Prize¹ (£2,500) - Foreshore, Shaldon by Richard Teasdale (selected by Lloyd Grossman)
The ING Staff Prize (£1,000) was jointly won by:
- Betula, late Autumn 2012-13 by Charlotte Verity (invited by Eileen Hogan)
- The lost lears by Phil Shaw (selected by Deborah Swallow)
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Betula, late Autumn 2012 - 13 (£1680) Sepia Watercolour, 12 x 8 inches © Charlotte Verity |
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The lost lears (£792) 8 Colour pigment based archival print on flahne, 15x15" © Phil Shaw |
The Meynell Fenton Prize
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£1000
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(invited by Stephen Farthing RA)
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insects, plant roots, glass bell jar; 4x4x4 inches; £1100 |
The Benton Purchase Prize
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£1000
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(selected by Eileen Hogan) |
Genoese 18th Century armchair
Stitch on padded linen with acrylic; 10x10 inches £750 |
The Hicks Purchase Prize
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£1000
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Chris Eckersley
(selected by Eileen Hogan)
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Pen and Pencil, 20x15 inches £900 |
The Humphreys Purchase Prize
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£750
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(invited by Eileen Hogan)
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Graphite and foil on paper; 20x20 inches £850 |
The Lincoln Seligman Purchase Prize
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£500
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(selected by Eileen Hogan) |
[You can see more of her paintings in her book Microcosmos]
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The DE Sculpture And 3D Work Prize
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£250
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(selected by Deborah Swallow) |
Mixed, 14x14x14 inches £5000 Mixed, 14x14x14 inches £2800 |
The V&A Acquisition Prize
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(invited by Eileen Hogan)
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Etching, 20x16 inches £400 (edition) | |
London and South East Regional Prize
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£250
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Alexander Massouras
(invited by Eileen Hogan)
(selected by Eileen Hogan)Julian Rowe | |
North of England Regional Prize
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£250
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(invited by Lloyd Grossman)
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West Country Regional Prize
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(selected by Deborah Swallow)
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Scotland Prize
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£250
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(invited by Liz Anderson)
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Wales Prize
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£250
| (invited by Liz Anderson) |
See tomorrow's post for the winner of the ING Drawing Bursary.
The scorecard for the allocation of prizes between the selectors is as follows. These split roughly 50:50 between selected and invited artists.
I must confess I am very bemused by the way in which Eileen Hogan's selected and invited artists achieved c.50% of the prizes! How did that happen?
Role
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Selected
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Invited
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ARTISTS
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Stephen Farthing RA
| Rootstein Hopkins Research Chair of Drawing at the University of the Arts London | 1 | |
Eileen Hogan
| Research Professor at Wimbledon College of Art | 3 | 4 |
COLLECTORS
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Loyd Grossman OBE
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TV presenter, gastronome and art historian
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Professor Deborah Swallow
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director of the Courtauld Institute of Art
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CRITICS
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Liz Anderson
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arts editor, 'The Spectator'
| 2 | |
Estelle Lovatt FRSA
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art critic and lecturer
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