Norfolk Art and Design Competition Winners Announced
Norwich University of the Arts Competition Celebrates Outstanding Creative Talent
A remarkable textile artwork by student Beatrix Ellerby from Norwich School has taken top prize in this year’s Norfolk Art and Design Competition.
The annual competition run by Norwich University of the Arts showcases creative student talent from sixth forms and colleges in Norfolk.
Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr, Vice-Chancellor of Norwich University of the Arts, said; “This competition is a wonderful celebration of the next generation of artists, makers, and creators in our region. The judges were impressed by the exceptional quality of work this year, as well as the diverse range of ideas, formats, and media that the students incorporated into their entries.”
First prize
Beatrix Ellerby
Norwich School
The winning artwork by Beatrix, winning £100 in vouchers, was inspired by coral bleaching and aimed to raise awareness about the fragile beauty of coral reefs and the importance of protecting our oceans.
Second prize in this year’s competition went to Callum King, from Access Creative College, and third prize went to Evie Cleere from Reepham College.
2nd Place
Callum King
Access Creative College
3rd Place
Evie Cleere
Reepham College
Kai Cartwright (also from Reepham College), Elizabeth Amerigo from Wymondham High Academy Sixth Form, Iris White from Gresham’s School, and Harrison Horner from Thorpe St Andrews School & Sixth Form all received Highly Commended Certificates.
“My congratulations to the winners and shortlisted entrants, as well as their schools and colleges, for their outstanding contributions to this competition. Their remarkable work stands as a testament to their talent, dedication, and artistic vision.”
— Professor Simon Ofield-Kerr
Vice-Chancellor of Norwich University of the Arts
Norfolk Art and Design Competition 2023 Shortlist
From over 200 entries — ranging from fashion to fine art and digital design — 50 were shortlisted for the competition final held on 6 July, at Norwich University of the Arts.
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