Redefining the boundaries of contemporary landscape art: Entries now open!
Closing date: 24 Feb 2025
Open to anyone over 16 years, born, living or studying in Scotland
For works in any media and all styles. Works entered for the Scottish Landscape Awards may be imaginary, surreal, abstract, documentary, ecological, realistic – anything is possible as long as the work carries a strong sense of place or context.
Entry fee £12 per work
PRIZES
£10,000 – First Prize – The Lapeca Scottish Landscape Award - Donated by the Howell family. For works in any medium.
£5,000 – Second Prize – Donated by the Robert Haldane Smith Foundation. For works in any medium.
£1,000 – Third Prize – Donated by Joyce Goodwin. For works in any medium.
£3,000 – The Scottish Landscape Award for Environmental Art – For works in any medium.
£1,000 – The Scottish Landscape Award for Photography
£1,000 – Young Landscape Artist (16-25 years) – Donated by Irene Adams OBE. For works in any medium.
EXHIBITION
The 2025 Scottish Landscape Awards exhibition will be held at the Kirkcudbright Galleries, from 5 July to 28 September 2025. Kirkcudbright Galleries is a gallery of national significance, located in the ‘Artists’ Town’ of Kirkcudbright in south-west Scotland. A likely footfall of 20,000 visitors will see the exhibition over the summer months.
The preview and awards presentations will take place at the Kirkcudbright Galleries on Friday 4 July at 3pm.
To facilitate travel, for exhibiting artists, buses will depart from Edinburgh and Glasgow that morning, returning in the evening.
ANY MEDIA, ALL STYLES
The Scottish Landscape Awards is a biennial event open to anyone over 16 years born, living or studying in Scotland, and for works in any media – painting, drawing, printmaking, collage, all forms of sculpture, animation, textiles, photography, installation, video, multi-media, virtual reality landscapes – and more.
Works entered for the Scottish Landscape Awards may be imaginary, surreal, abstract, documentary, ecological, realistic – anything is possible as long as the work carries a strong sense of place or context. We seek works that reflect all dimensions of natural and/or synthetic environments – rural, urban, industrial, suburban, forest, mountain and seascapes, interior/exterior, minute/enlarged and more.
Works entered may be by individuals or collaborations. All members of the collaboration must be born, living or studying in Scotland.
Please note: To be eligible you must be over 16 years and have been born or currently living or studying in Scotland. Being a frequent visitor, previous resident or previous student in Scotland does not qualify you for entry.
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