BA Fine Art student shortlisted for Broomhill National Sculpture Prize

BA (Hons) Fine Art student Bethany Freer is one of ten sculptors to be shortlisted for the Broomhill National Sculpture Prize 2019.

Launched in 2009 by the Broomhill Art and Sculpture Foundation, the annual prize aims to provide an exciting challenge for new and emerging UK-based sculptors. Each year the short-listed sculptors selected by a panel of judges receive £1,000 each to create their proposed sculpture, which is then exhibited at the Broomhill Sculpture Park in an annual summer exhibition.

Third year student Bethany’s sculptures are playful and liberating, exploring the way in which our surroundings are designed and how they can be opened up to the individual. 

Her work will be on display in the Broomhill Art Hotel Sculpture Park from June 2019.