The winner of The Escoda Barcelona Award is Brendan Smith for his painting ‘Sunset, Ventnor’ Brendan says: This painting depicts the autumn sun setting over the coast of the Isle of Wight seen from the cliffs above Ventnor. The receding …
The winner of The Dry Red Press Award is Desmond Clark for his painting ‘Kid in a Sweetshop’ Desmond says: Desmond Clark used to work for London local authorities, but spent most of his time in meetings doodling on a …
The winner of The Chaoshan Watercolour Award is Tianya Zhou RI for his painting ‘Prayers’
The winner of The Cass Art Prize is Martha Zmpounou for her painting ‘Christian’ Martha says: Part of a series of artworks and face studies, ‘Christian’ is the portrait of an Italian friend from Syracuse, Sicily. Created through multiple layers …
The winner of The Baohong Artists’ Watercolour Paper Prize for a Non-Member is Juliette Losq for her painting ‘Aisle’ Juliette says: I depict marginal landscapes that spring up in the overlooked borderlands of cities and towns. These become sites of …
The winner of The Baohong Artists’ Watercolour Paper Prize for a Member is Lillias August RI for her painting ‘Tied Up in Knots’ Lillias says: I’ve done many paintings of everyday things and what could be more ordinary than string? …
The winner of The James Fletcher-Watson Award is David Howell PPRSMA for his painting ‘The Ghats at Udaipur’ David says: This painting comes from an original pen and watercolour sketch made on the steps of the ghats in Udaipur early …
The winner of The Leathersellers’ Prize is Suzon Lagarde for her painting ‘Suzy’ Suzon says: ‘Suzy’ was my first painting of 2020. Gouache is a medium I love going back to. I find it to be a fantastic bridge between …
The winner of the Winsor & Newton Product Prize is Day Bowman for her painting ‘Storage Facility’ Day says: These are the post-industrial edge lands that fringe our cities and towns. I have set out to investigate how and why …
The winner of the Winsor & Newton Award (£3000) went to George Butler for his painting ‘Delhi Market’ George says: This work developed because I have always wanted to work bigger than a sketchbook. In situ, in the market outside …
