Edward Coyle

Ed Coyle is in a group show called Drift, this will be at the Lumen United Reformed Church, 88 Tavistock Place, W1. The exhibition opens on the 7 March and runs until 6 April. For more details go to block work art

Alexis Soul Gray

Alexis has a solo show entitled Apparition at the Islington Art Factory in Islington, 2 Parkhurst Road, N7. Opening on Friday 2 March, 7-9pm, exhibition continues until 16 March.

Hannah Turner Duffin and Alexis Soul Gray

Hannah and Alexis are in a group show in Perrot's Folly, 44 Waterworks Road, Birmingham. Opening on the 23 March, exhibition ends 30 March.

Winner of the Denis Mahon Award

Tom Sander has been selected as this year's recipient of the Denis Mahon Award. The selection panel was made up of Charles Saumarez Smith, Xavier Bray, Duncan Robinson and Catherine Goodman.


 You can read a bit about what Tom plans to do with his year on the Denis Mahon Award page above. 

Stuart Pearson Wright

Stuart Pearson Wright has a solo show at Riflemaker Gallery, 79 Beak Street, London W1 until the 15th February. He will be In Conversation with Fiona Shaw at the Gallery on the 16th January at 6.30pm. Contact Gallery for details riflemaker gallery

Studio Space Available

An arch studio space is available sharing with Nick Bush (Drawing Year 2010-11) and 3 other people, 1 sculptor,1 printmaker and 1 performer. Good balanced space with huge empty project space inside. Ideal for big sculpture , photography project and music related work. Deposit £450, bills (internet,electricity) not included but £15 - £30 per month,apx. 
Please contact nickbush40@gmail.com or text 077 88 99 0628 

Carl Randall

Carl Randall (Drawing Year 2002-3) has won The Nomura Painting Prize in Tokyo, Japan, for his painting 'Roppongi Nightclub' (shown above) The prize is organised by Tokyo University of the Arts (Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku). 

In 2003 Carl was awarded the Daiwa Scholarship followed by a Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship and has been based in Tokyo since then. His new Japan paintings and drawings will be exhibited in London in a solo exhibition at The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Japan House (January – March 2014). You can see Carl's work at www.carlrandall.com

Jerwood Painting Fellowships

The Jerwood Painting Fellowship is an open submission opportunity for artists in the first five years of their professional practice. Three outstanding painters will be awarded a bursary of £10,000 and one year of critical and professional development support from mentors.

The deadline for applications is the 30 January, for details go to Jerwood Painting Fellowship

The Prince of Wales Bursary 2012

This Bursary aims to give artists an opportunity to develop and enhance their work by spending time in Greece. 

The deadline is the 17 January, to find out how to apply go to the opportunities tab above.

First awarded in 2003, the Arts Bursary of £2,500, named to honour the British School at Athens” Patron, HRH The Prince of Wales.

You can read more about the British School at Athens by clicking here

Sir Denis Mahon Award

This prestigious award was created in 2010 to celebrate the 100th birthday of Sir Denis Mahon. The winning graduate will be awarded a bursary of £5,000 and a free studio space for one year.

Sir Denis was a scholar, connoisseur and collector who assembled the finest private collection of 17th Century Italian paintings in the world, including several Carravaggios. A life-long supporter of free entry to museums and galleries, many of Sir Denis's paintings hang in the National Gallery.

For details about how to apply please go to the Sir Denis Mahon page above. All alumni who graduated from the 1st or 2nd year of the Drawing Year in 2010 or 2011 can apply, unfortunately the award is not open to applications from current 2nd Year students or graduates from previous years.