Visions of Science Art Prize

Deadline: End of Sun 15 July
Submission:https://www.edgearts.org/whats-on/visual-arts/enter-the-art-prize/
Enquiries only: edge-info@bath.ac.uk
Entry fees apply
The Andrew Brownsword Gallery at the University of Bath announces its inaugural Art Prize, awarded for submissions that reflect, represent, capture or depict modern day scientific phenomena as studied by academics at The University’s Faculty of Science.

Shortlisted entries will be exhibited in the Andrew Brownsword Gallery between 15 September and 13 October, with the winning selections announced at a special ceremony in October.

All artists are eligible to enter, whether amateur, student, graduate or professional. Painting, drawing, sculpture, film, mixed media, photography and all forms of contemporary visual arts will be considered. Submissions with a site-specific or performance element are also eligible, provided arrangements for exhibiting can be made.

ART PRIZE ENTRY FEES1 artwork: £10
2 artworks: £12
3 artworks: £14

PRIZESFirst Prize – £4000
Second Prize – £1250

EMERGING ARTIST PRIZE
£750 will be awarded to one work from an artist at an early stage in their career.

ART PRIZE JUDGES
Alan Cotton, artist and Honorary Professor of Arts, University of Bath
Kate Bryan, art historian, curator and broadcaster
Dr Chris Stephens, Director of the Holburne Museum, Bath
Professor Nick Brook, Dean of Science, University of Bath

Andrew Brownsword Gallery is based at The Edge creation centre at the University of Bath
The Edge is an arts and creativity hub informed by the context of the University of Bath. We encourage and nurture arts/research collaborations, providing a place where artists, audiences, researchers and academics can find new perspectives and fertile ground to showcase new thinking and ideas. Here, mechanical engineers meet sculptors interested in moving structures, architects work with artists to shed new light on the nature of play and how architecture influences it, artists bring together inventing and engineering expertise to create artworks of scientific complexity.

Our year-round programme of exhibitions, performing arts presentations, talks, arts classes, family and community events, provide experiences of educational, emotional and intellectual stimulus, all based around our ethos of bringing together arts, research and adventure. Our focus is on participatory programmes and our belief is that everyone can be creative and contribute.

Visions of Science Art Bursaries

Deadline: End of Sun 3rd June
Submission: https://www.edgearts.org/whats-on/visual-arts/apply-for-a-bursary/
Enquiries only: edge-info@bath.ac.uk

Free to enter

The Andrew Brownsword Gallery at The Edge, Bath, is looking for proposals from artists who have an idea for a piece of work which requires input from the University of Bath’s Faculty of Science. The bursaries are open to all artists from amateur, to student, graduate or professional and proposed artworks can be in any medium.

There are a maximum of 8 bursaries available of up to £1000 each, to use to create a piece of work over the summer to be exhibited in the Visions of Science exhibition in the autumn, 15 September – 13 October.

Proposed works must outline which science department or area of research the artists wishes to work with, reflect on, capture or utilise within their project. Interested artists can find out more about the departments within the Faculty of Science below:

• Biology & Biochemistry
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Mathematical Sciences
• Natural Sciences
• Pharmacy & Pharmacology
• Physics

Submission is via an online entry form, and all entries need to include a link to a 3 minute video proposal outlining the artists proposal.

Full terms and conditions and the entry form can be found at https://www.edgearts.org/whats-on/dance/apply-for-a-bursary/

Andrew Brownsword Gallery is based at The Edge creation centre at the University of Bath
The Edge is an arts and creativity hub informed by the context of the University of Bath. We encourage and nurture arts/research collaborations, providing a place where artists, audiences, researchers and academics can find new perspectives and fertile ground to showcase new thinking and ideas. Here, mechanical engineers meet sculptors interested in moving structures, architects work with artists to shed new light on the nature of play and how architecture influences it, artists bring together inventing and engineering expertise to create artworks of scientific complexity.

Our year-round programme of exhibitions, performing arts presentations, talks, arts classes, family and community events, provide experiences of educational, emotional and intellectual stimulus, all based around our ethos of bringing together arts, research and adventure. Our focus is on participatory programmes and our belief is that everyone can be creative and contribute.