Brain Art competition 2018

The Royal West of England Academy of Art (RWA) and Bristol Neuroscience are delighted to announce the winning and commended entries of the Brain Art competition 2018.

From Brislington to Blagdon, primary and secondary schools from across Bristol and Somerset took part in the competition. Children submitted two and three-dimensional works, in a range of media and styles. They included structural representations and more unusual interpretations, including several pieces that explore mental health issues and brain disease.

The competition judges were sculptor Dallas Collins RWA, mixed-media artist Dr Sue Pickering and RWA’s Learning and Participation Manager, Joel Edwards. All were amazed by the diversity of the imaginative responses and the children’s ability to combine creativity with scientific curiosity.

The judges were so impressed with the work that they decided all entries should be on display in the RWA gallery. The exhibition of Brain Art takes place from 6th - 25th March 2018.

The winning and commended Brain Art entries will be on display at the Bristol Neuroscience Festival from the 22nd – 24th March 2018.

Prize winners:

Lucas Granger's winning brain art competition piece in the primary school category, 2018
Lucas Granger (primary category)
Oscar Mellor's winning brain art competition piece in the primary school category, 2018
Oscar Mellor (primary category)
Avishae Jackson's winning brain art competition piece in the primary school category, 2018
Avishae Jackson (primary category)
Olivia Ford's winning brain art competition piece in the primary school category, 2018
Olivia Ford (primary category)
Abigail Beazer's winning brain art competition entry in the lower secondary school category, 2018
Abigail Beazer (lower secondary category)
Sophie Hogg's winning brain art competition entry in the lower secondary school category, 2018
Sophie Hogg (lower secondary category)
Zoe Gibbs' winning brain art competition entry in the lower secondary school category, 2018
Zoe Gibbs (lower secondary category)
Tom Groves' winning brain art competition entry in the upper secondary school category, 2018
Tom Groves (upper secondary category)
Aiden Bidgood's winning brain art competition entry in the upper secondary school category, 2018
Aiden Bidgood (upper secondary category)
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