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The Kyffin Williams Drawing Prize 2012 ~ Introduction

Entry Information

Aim
The Sir Kyffin Williams Drawing Prize aims to promote and reward excellence and talent in drawing practice in Wales.

The Sir Kyffin Williams Drawing Prize supports and recognizes the work of all artists in the field of drawing, including that of established artists and that of emerging artists engaged in the discipline of drawing.

Panel of Judges
The competition will be decided by a panel of judges which will include artists, curators and Trust members.

Panel of Judges:
Professor Derec Llwyd Morgan: Chairman Sir Kyffin Williams Trust
Paul Joyner, National Library of Wales: Trustee Sir Kyffin William Trust
Gareth Parry: Artist
Mary Lloyd Jones: Artist
Sarah Carvell: Artist

The administrative centre for the prize is based at Oriel Ynys Môn, a working partnership between the Sir Kyffin Williams Charitable Trust and Oriel Ynys Môn.

The prize co-ordinator is: Nicola Gibson, Arts Officer, Oriel Ynys Môn.

General
Works for the exhibition will consist of work that in the opinion of the Selection Panel qualify as drawings. Drawing is defined, for the purpose of this competition as: an original work of art, in two dimensions, usually on paper, made of graphic marks which include the use of line within the composition.

Work will be accepted for submission on this understanding, and the decision of the panel is final and binding. No correspondence will be entered into. Judges, their family members, Trustees of KWT or staff of OYM are excluded from entry.

All work submitted must be available for the duration of an exhibition.

All work made since January 2011 is eligible for entry.

All artists to agree inclusion in the E-Exhibition

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