Write on Art 2020: School Years 12 and 13 (England and Wales), S5 & 6 (Scotland), School Years 13 and 14 (Northern Ireland)
Opens 2 Nov 2020 12:00 AM (GMT)
Deadline 30 Jun 2021 11:59 PM (BST)
Description
Deadline: 30th June 2021
Please read before applying:
- Choose one artwork from the Art UK website that interests or intrigues you. Take a look at our advice on picking a work of art.
- Write a maximum of 600 words.
- Write about it in a way that would persuade people to share your interest and enthusiasm. Have a look at our top tips before you start writing
- Make sure you include a picture of your chosen artwork, along with its title and the artist's name, in your submission.
- The final file should be in PDF format.
- Nominate a responsible adult (teacher, care worker, youth worker, counsellor, parent, or carer) to verify that your essay was written by you.
Note: This step is mandatory. Any submission without a completed reference form from a responsible adult will be disqualified. You will be able to send your responsible adult a form to complete when you're filling out your application. Read the full terms and conditions.
Any questions? Contact us at info@writeonart.org
Take a look at last year's winning essays:
First place: Ruby Langan-Hughes on The Broken Mirror by Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Second place: Imogen Hodgkins on Cottage and Figure I by Jack Simcock
Good luck!
Write on Art 2020: School Years 12 and 13 (England and Wales), S5 & 6 (Scotland), School Years 13 and 14 (Northern Ireland)
Deadline: 30th June 2021
Please read before applying:
- Choose one artwork from the Art UK website that interests or intrigues you. Take a look at our advice on picking a work of art.
- Write a maximum of 600 words.
- Write about it in a way that would persuade people to share your interest and enthusiasm. Have a look at our top tips before you start writing
- Make sure you include a picture of your chosen artwork, along with its title and the artist's name, in your submission.
- The final file should be in PDF format.
- Nominate a responsible adult (teacher, care worker, youth worker, counsellor, parent, or carer) to verify that your essay was written by you.
Note: This step is mandatory. Any submission without a completed reference form from a responsible adult will be disqualified. You will be able to send your responsible adult a form to complete when you're filling out your application. Read the full terms and conditions.
Any questions? Contact us at info@writeonart.org
Take a look at last year's winning essays:
First place: Ruby Langan-Hughes on The Broken Mirror by Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Second place: Imogen Hodgkins on Cottage and Figure I by Jack Simcock
Good luck!
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Opens
2 Nov 2020 12:00 AM (GMT)
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